Does e^(-infinity + i*w*infinity) equal 0 or 1?

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The expression e^(-infinity + i*w*infinity) simplifies to the limit of e^(-x + i*ω*x) as x approaches infinity. This limit can be expressed as e^(-x) * e^(i*ω*x), where e^(-x) approaches 0 and e^(i*ω*x) remains bounded. Therefore, the entire expression converges to 0, confirming that e^(-infinity + i*w*infinity) equals 0.

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Does e^[(-infinity)+(i*w*infinity)] = 0 or 1?

w = omega
 

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Well, it's not really quite correct to write that e^{-\infty+i\omega\infty} EQUALS something. But I think you are asking: \lim_{x\rightarrow\infty} e^{-x+i\omega x} = \lim_{x\rightarrow\infty} e^{-x} e^{i\omega x}

Now this last expression has e^{-x} \rightarrow 0 and the imaginary power of e is bounded, so the entire expression goes to 0.
 
thanks! got it now
 

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