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Question Number 188192 by universe last updated on 26/Feb/23
provethat∫0∞e−a2x2cos(2bx)dx=π2ae−b2/a2
Answered by qaz last updated on 26/Feb/23
I(b)=∫0∞e−a2x2cos(2bx)dxI(b)′=−∫0∞2xe−a2x2sin(2bx)dx=1a2e−a2x2sin(2bx)∣0∞−2ba2∫0∞e−a2x2cos(2bx)dx⇒I(b)′=−2ba2I(b)⇒I(b)=Ce−b2a2C=I(0)=∫0∞e−a2x2dx=Γ(12)2(a2)12=π2a,a>0⇒I(b)=π2ae−b2a2,a>0
Commented by universe last updated on 26/Feb/23
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Answered by ARUNG_Brandon_MBU last updated on 26/Feb/23
Ω=∫0∞e−a2x2cos(2bx)dx=12Re∫−∞∞e−(a2x2+2ibx)dx=12Re∫−∞∞e−[a2(x+iba2)2+b2a2]dx=12Re{e−b2a2∫−∞∞e−(ax+iba)2dx}=12Re{e−b2a21a∫−∞∞e−u2du}=π2ae−b2a2
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