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\[\int_0^1 t x(t) y(t) dt\] please help
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I am supposed to do it by part but not sure how
Do you know what the form of the final answer is? Is it one of those "Show that __ gives "answer" " questions?
Or is there any information about the functions \(x(t)\) and \(y(t)\)?
@kirbykirby actually, it is a part of the problem. I need to define a linear transformation is self-adjoint or not. By definition of self-adjoint transformation in inner product space which defined by (x,y) =\(\int_0^1 x(t)\bar y(t) dt\) and (Tx)(t) = t*x(t) Following the definition, I construct (Tx(t), y(t) )= (x(t) , T^(start)y(t) ) That process needs taking that integral
I got it, thanks for reply any way, hihihihihihihi:):):)
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oh great then :)
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