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(a) Show that xddx(x)=-(x)

[Hint:Use integration by parts.]

(b) Let (x)be the step function:

(x)={1ifx>00,ifx0

Show that 诲胃dx=(x)

Short Answer

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(a) The result xddx((x))=-(x)has been proved.

(b) The result ddx=xhas been proved.

Step by step solution

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Define Dirac delta function

The Dirac Delta function which is represented as (x), is defined as (x)={1x00,x=0, .the Dirac delta function has the property -f(x)(x)dx=f(0), where f(x)is a continuous containingx=0.

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Step: 2 Prove xddx(δ(x))=-δ(x) 

(a)

Let function ux=xand vx=x. Differentiate ux=xand vx=xwith respect to x.

u'(x)=ddxxv'(x)=1

Substitute xfor u, xfor vxinto udv=uv-vduas,

localid="1657365897288" -xdx=-cx1dx=x(x)---xddxxdx 鈥.. (1)

Define xxas,

x(x)={0x=0x=0x0

Thus the value of xxis 0 for all x.

Hence, xx-=0.

Now equation (1) can be rewritten as,

-xdx=-ddxxdx=-xddxxdx 鈥︹. (2)

Equation (2) can be rewritten as xddx((x))=-(x)

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Step: 3 Prove (dθdx)=δ(x) 

(b)

According to equation (1), -xdx=x(x)---ddxxdx. The second property of Dirac Delta function can be written as follows

-f(x)ddxdx=fxx---dfdxxdx=fxx---0dfdxxdx+0dfdxxdx=f(x)(x)--0+0dfdxdx=fx()-0dfdxdx

Solve further as,

-fxddxdx=(f-f0)=f0=-fxxdx

Thus, it can be written as ddx=x.

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