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In equation (7.18), let u (x) be an even function and Ï…(x)be an odd function.

  1. If f(x)=u(x)+iÏ…(x), show that these conditions are equivalent to the equationf*(x)=f(-x) .
  2. Show that

πu(a)=PV∫0∞2xυ(x)x2-a2 dx,      πυ(a)=-PV∫0∞2au(x)x2-a2 dx

These are Kramers-Kroning relations. Hint: To find u(a), write the integral for u(a) in (7.18) as an integral from -∞to 0 plus an integral from 0 to ∞. Then in the to integral -∞to 0, replace x by -x to get an integral from 0 to∞ , and userole="math" localid="1664350095623" υ(-x)=-υ(x) . Add the two to integrals and simplify. Similarly findrole="math" localid="1664350005594" υ(a) .

Short Answer

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(a)It is proved that, if fx=ux+iÏ…x, then the conditions are equivalent to f*x=f-x.

(b) For u(x) even, we have,

 PV∫-∞∞uxx-a dx= PV∫0∞2 auxx2-a2 dx=-πυa

for Ï…xodd, we have,

PV∫-∞∞υxx-a dx= PV∫0∞2 xυxx2-a2 dx=πua

Step by step solution

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(a) To show that f(x)=u(x)+iυ(x) is equivalent to the equation f*(x)=f(-x)

Let u(x) be an even function and Ï…xbe an odd function.

We have given that fx=ux+iυx    ⋯1.

Therefore, .f*x=ux-iυx     ⋯2

Since u(x) is an even function, we have, .u-x=ux

Also, since Ï…xis an odd function, we have, .Ï…-x=-Ï…x

Thus, replacing x by -x in (1) and using above definitions of an even and an odd function, we get,

f-x=u-x+iυ-x=ux-iυx=f*x    ⋯∵  by  2

Thereforef-x=f*x

Hence, .f*x=f-x

Thus, if fx=ux+iÏ…x, then the conditions are equivalent to .f*x=f-x

02

(b)To show that πu(a)=PV∫0∞2xυ(x)x2-a2 dx,      πυ(a)=-PV∫0∞2au(x)x2-a2 dx

Let u(x) be an even function and Ï…xbe an odd function.

We have PV∫-∞∞uxx-a dx=-πυa,  u-x=ux    ⋯1

Therefore, .PV∫-∞∞uxx-a dx= PV∫-∞0uxx-a dx+PV∫0∞uxx-a dx     ⋯2

Now, replacing x = -x gives dx = -dx, in the first integral of (2), we get,

PV∫-∞∞uxx-a dx= -PV∫0∞u-x-x-a -dx+PV∫0∞uxx-a dx PV∫-∞∞uxx-a dx= -PV∫0∞uxx+a dx+PV∫0∞uxx-a dxPV∫-∞∞uxx-a dx= PV∫0∞-uxx-a+uxx+ax2-a2 dxPV∫-∞∞uxx-a dx= PV∫0∞2 auxx2-a2 dx

Hence, for u(x) even, we have,

 PV∫-∞∞uxx-a dx= PV∫0∞2 auxx2-a2 dx=-πυa

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Next, we have PV∫-∞∞υxx-a dx=πua,  υ-x=-υx    ⋯3

Therefore,PV∫-∞∞υxx-a dx= PV∫-∞0υxx-a dx+PV∫0∞υxx-a dx     ⋯4

Now, replacing x = -x gives dx = -dx, in the first integral of (4) , we get,

PV∫-∞∞υxx-a dx= -PV∫0∞υ-x-x-a -dx+PV∫0∞υxx-a dx PV∫-∞∞υxx-a dx= -PV∫0∞-υxx+a dx+PV∫0∞υxx-a dxPV∫-∞∞υxx-a dx= PV∫0∞υxx-a+υxx+ax2-a2 dxPV∫-∞∞υxx-a dx= PV∫0∞2 xυxx2-a2 dx

Hence, for υxodd, we have, .PV∫-∞∞υxx-a dx= PV∫0∞2 xυxx2-a2 dx=πua

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