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610 Chapter 8

so that


  • dw =^2 7l'Z 'd X
    w
    Also,


Hence {8.19-8) becomes

An= 11 f(x + ib)e-2 ... in(x+ib) dx {8.19-9)


If the strip b 1 < Im z < b 2 contains the real axis we may take b = O,
and {8.19-8) reduces to


{8.19-10)

Corollary 8.22 The expansion {8.19-7) can be written in the trigono-
metric form

where


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f ( z) = 1/ 2 ao + L (an cos 21l'nz + bn sin 21l'nz)
n=l

an =21


1
f(x+ib)cos27rn(x+ib)dx

bn=21


1
f(x+ib)sin27rn(x+ib)dx

Proof Because of its absolute convergence in S, the series in (8.19-7) can
be written as


f(z) =Ao+ (A1e2 ... iz + A-1e-2 ... iz) + ... + (Ane21l'inz + A-ne-2 ... inz) + ...


But

Ane^2 ·1rinz + A-ne-^2 11"inz = An(cos 21l'nz + i sin27rnz)
+ A_n (cos 21l'nz - i sin 27rnz)

by letting


=(An+ A-n) cos 21l'nz + i(An - A-n) sin27rnz


= an cos 21l'nz + b~ sin 27rnz


and
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