Complex analysisss Where l is an integer, and |ξ| is a complex number with |ξ| < 1, consider the integral (detail in picture)
\[f(l,\xi)=\frac{1}{2\pi}\int\limits_{-\pi}^{\pi}\frac{e^{-il\Theta }d\Theta }{1-\xi \cos(\Theta )}\] Prove, without evaluating the integral, that \[f(l,\xi)=f(-l,\xi)=f(\left | l\right |,\xi)=f(-\left | l \right |,\xi)\]
Hint: use the change of variable: \[\phi = -\theta\] Is this hint sufficient?
Note: If l is an integer, the integral is a countour integral.
Use the hint by Bobo-i-bo and it should be very obvious. Also note that l equal |l| or -|l| and -l equals the other one of |l| or -|l|.
yes i found out after i make it into 2 integrand(cos and isin), isin part will=0, and by even function of cos, it can proof this question
You are not allowed to evaluate the integral though...
Just use the substitution \(\theta=-\phi\) or \(\phi=-\theta\). They may make a difference in other integrals but not this one
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