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Question Number 187359 by Humble last updated on 16/Feb/23

  what are the two complex solution to  X^(−x) +(−X)^x =0 in addition to ±1 ?

whatarethetwocomplexsolutiontoXx+(X)x=0inadditionto±1?

Answered by Frix last updated on 16/Feb/23

x=ri; let r>0 [due to symmetry]  (ri)^(−ri) +(−ri)^(ri) =0  2e^((πr)/2) cos (rln r) =0  cos (rln r) =0  rln r =(n−(1/2))π; n∈Z  Since the minimum of rln r is  −(1/e)≈−.367879 ⇒ n≈.382900  and r∈R  ⇒  rln r =(n−(1/2))π; n∈N^★   We get infinite solutions  n=1 r≈2.10729948  n=2 r≈3.64417367  n=3 r≈4.92574568  ...

x=ri;letr>0[duetosymmetry](ri)ri+(ri)ri=02eπr2cos(rlnr)=0cos(rlnr)=0rlnr=(n12)π;nZSincetheminimumofrlnris1e.367879n.382900andrRrlnr=(n12)π;nNWegetinfinitesolutionsn=1r2.10729948n=2r3.64417367n=3r4.92574568...

Commented by Humble last updated on 16/Feb/23

nice approach.  one can also go  with   Lambert W function

niceapproach.onecanalsogowithLambertWfunction

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