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Use suitable contours in the complex plane and the residue theorem to show that (where a
is a real number):
integral from +infinity to -infinity (1/(X^4+a^4))=pi/((a^3)sqrt(2))
i hav tried to do something similar to what one would do for the integral of 1/(x^2+a^2) but it didnt work.please just help me get started on this question. ta in advance
is a real number):
integral from +infinity to -infinity (1/(X^4+a^4))=pi/((a^3)sqrt(2))
i hav tried to do something similar to what one would do for the integral of 1/(x^2+a^2) but it didnt work.please just help me get started on this question. ta in advance