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Drazick
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Homework Statement
The Identity to prove:
Homework Equations
Using Integration by parts
The Attempt at a Solution
I couldn't produce the denominator.
Prove Idntity - Dirac Delta - Distributions
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The forum discussion centers around proving an identity related to the Dirac Delta function and distributions, specifically using integration by parts. Participants express difficulty in deriving the denominator required for the proof. One user, Drazic, is welcomed to the discussion, indicating a collaborative environment for problem-solving. Another user mentions having solved a more general identity, promising to share their solution later.
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- Explore general identities involving distributions and their proofs
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Mathematicians, physics students, and anyone studying advanced calculus or functional analysis, particularly those interested in distributions and the Dirac Delta function.
The Identity to prove:
Using Integration by parts
I couldn't produce the denominator.
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gabbagabbahey
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Hi Drazic, welcome to PF!
Post your calculations, and we'll be able to help.
Drazick said:Homework Statement
The Identity to prove:
Homework Equations
Using Integration by parts
The Attempt at a Solution
I couldn't produce the denominator.
Post your calculations, and we'll be able to help.
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Drazick
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I solved more general identity.
I'll post it later.
I'll post it later.