Residue Expansions for Certain Greens Functions And Resolvent Kernels
Residue Expansions for Certain Greens Functions And Resolvent Kernels
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00 The result (3. 18), with (2. 13) gives 1, L G(x, e, z)dz 11m p — »-oo = llm 2^ ^^ j^giiLill + Q[g(t, e), G(t, x, z)]]d^ p — >-oo =° which yields 00 V'„(x)i// (^) (3. 20) g(x, |) =° ^ " s " .
n=0 n This means that g(x, ^) differs from the series in (3. 20) by at most a null function. However, (3. 19) shows that for the end points the equivalence sign in (3. 20) can be replaced by the equality sign, that is 00 ^AO)fU) (3. 21) g(o, l) -V~ -.^ — n=0 n and 00 ■PA^)-i'Ai) (3. 22) g(l, C) = I n' ' ...^n ' n=0 n The result (3. I8) also gives 24 / F(x)G(x, ^, z)dxdz ^ ^^ ^ C X f F(x)q(x, ^)dx f F^(x)dx/ C^(x, e)dx e, X where F(x) is any function such that / F {x)dx exists; and this establishes the basic result (3. 23) lim p — >-CD 2Tri cf' / F(x)G(x, ^, z)dxd5 If we use (2. 13), the limit relation (3. 23) becomes X r I F(x)g(x, |)dx (3. 24) lim ^ (^J / dz = p — >co + *^ / F(x)Q[g(t, x), G(t, ^, z)]dx For a function f(|) which can be represented in the form 25 J.
(3. 25) f(l) = f F{x)g(x, ^)dz where F(x) Is such that 1 (3.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00 The result (3. 18), with (2. 13) gives 1, L G(x, e, z)dz 11m p — »-oo = llm 2^ ^^ j^giiLill + Q[g(t, e), G(t, x, z)]]d^ p — >-oo =° which yields 00 V'„(x)i// (^) (3. 20) g(x, |) =° ^ " s " .
n=0 n This means that g(x, ^) differs from the series in (3. 20) by at most a null function. However, (3. 19) shows that for the end points the equivalence sign in (3. 20) can be replaced by the equality sign, that is 00 ^AO)fU) (3. 21) g(o, l) -V~ -.^ — n=0 n and 00 ■PA^)-i'Ai) (3. 22) g(l, C) = I n' ' ...^n ' n=0 n The result (3. I8) also gives 24 / F(x)G(x, ^, z)dxdz ^ ^^ ^ C X f F(x)q(x, ^)dx f F^(x)dx/ C^(x, e)dx e, X where F(x) is any function such that / F {x)dx exists; and this establishes the basic result (3. 23) lim p — >-CD 2Tri cf' / F(x)G(x, ^, z)dxd5 If we use (2. 13), the limit relation (3. 23) becomes X r I F(x)g(x, |)dx (3. 24) lim ^ (^J / dz = p — >co + *^ / F(x)Q[g(t, x), G(t, ^, z)]dx For a function f(|) which can be represented in the form 25 J.
(3. 25) f(l) = f F{x)g(x, ^)dz where F(x) Is such that 1 (3.
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