My new problem for a mathematics magazine. Its actually a special case of my theorem. @nkswtr @takuma18906038 @InertialObservrpic.twitter.com/BWwNOCAH62
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You can do the integral with just integration by parts, and then to do the sum you could use residue theorem
In either case, it’s still straight forward.. and I don’t see any new theorems is all
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But the summations that result after the integration are well known results so there’s really no need for residue theorem
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I would like to see your solution for this sir.
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