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Real integral using residue theorem - why doesn't this work?



The Next CEO of Stack OverflowMistake with using residue theory for calculating $int_-infty^inftyfracsin(x)xdx$Evaluating Integral with Residue TheoremReal Pole Residue theoremSolving this complicated integral using the Residue TheoremIntegrating secans over the imaginary axis using the residue theoremWhy doesn't this residue method work for calculating $sum_k=1^k=infty fraccos(k x)k^2$Compute integral using residue theoremEvaluating a real definite integral using residue theoremCalculating this integral using Residue TheoremCalculating integrals using the residue theoremsolving integral with real exponent and real pole with residue theorem










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Consider the following definite real integral:
$$I = int_0^infty dx frace^-ix - e^ixx$$



Using the $textSi(x)$ function, I can solve it easily,
$$I = -2i int_0^infty dx frace^-ix - e^ix-2ix = -2i int_0^infty dx fracsinxx = -2i lim_x to infty textSi(x) = -2i left(fracpi2right) = - i pi,$$
simply because I happen to know that $mathrmSi(x)$ asymptotically approaches $pi/2$.



However, if I try to calculate it using the residue theorem, I get the wrong answer, off by a factor of $2$ and I'm not sure if I understand why. Here's the procedure:
$$I= int_0^infty dx frace^-ixx - int_0^infty dx frac e^ixx = colorred-int_-infty^0 dx frace^ixx - int_0^infty dx frac e^ixx
= -int_-infty^infty dx frace^ixx $$

Then I define $$I_epsilon := -int_-infty^infty dx frace^ixx-ivarepsilon$$ for $varepsilon > 0$ so that$$I=lim_varepsilon to 0^+ I_varepsilon.$$
Then I complexify the integration variable and integrate over a D-shaped contour over the upper half of the complex plane. I choose that contour because
$$lim_x to +iinfty frace^ixx-ivarepsilon = 0$$ and it contains the simple pole at $x_0 = i varepsilon$. Using the residue theorem with the contour enclosing $x_0$ $$I_varepsilon = -2 pi i , textRes_x_0 left( frace^ixx-ivarepsilonright) = -2 pi i left( frace^ix1 right)Biggrvert_x=x_0=ivarepsilon=-2 pi i , e^-varepsilon.$$
Therefore,
$$I=lim_varepsilon to 0^+ left( -2 pi i , e^-varepsilon right) = -2pi i.$$



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Consider the following definite real integral:
$$I = int_0^infty dx frace^-ix - e^ixx$$



Using the $textSi(x)$ function, I can solve it easily,
$$I = -2i int_0^infty dx frace^-ix - e^ix-2ix = -2i int_0^infty dx fracsinxx = -2i lim_x to infty textSi(x) = -2i left(fracpi2right) = - i pi,$$
simply because I happen to know that $mathrmSi(x)$ asymptotically approaches $pi/2$.



However, if I try to calculate it using the residue theorem, I get the wrong answer, off by a factor of $2$ and I'm not sure if I understand why. Here's the procedure:
$$I= int_0^infty dx frace^-ixx - int_0^infty dx frac e^ixx = colorred-int_-infty^0 dx frace^ixx - int_0^infty dx frac e^ixx
= -int_-infty^infty dx frace^ixx $$

Then I define $$I_epsilon := -int_-infty^infty dx frace^ixx-ivarepsilon$$ for $varepsilon > 0$ so that$$I=lim_varepsilon to 0^+ I_varepsilon.$$
Then I complexify the integration variable and integrate over a D-shaped contour over the upper half of the complex plane. I choose that contour because
$$lim_x to +iinfty frace^ixx-ivarepsilon = 0$$ and it contains the simple pole at $x_0 = i varepsilon$. Using the residue theorem with the contour enclosing $x_0$ $$I_varepsilon = -2 pi i , textRes_x_0 left( frace^ixx-ivarepsilonright) = -2 pi i left( frace^ix1 right)Biggrvert_x=x_0=ivarepsilon=-2 pi i , e^-varepsilon.$$
Therefore,
$$I=lim_varepsilon to 0^+ left( -2 pi i , e^-varepsilon right) = -2pi i.$$



However, that is obviously wrong. Where exactly is the mistake?










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Consider the following definite real integral:
$$I = int_0^infty dx frace^-ix - e^ixx$$



Using the $textSi(x)$ function, I can solve it easily,
$$I = -2i int_0^infty dx frace^-ix - e^ix-2ix = -2i int_0^infty dx fracsinxx = -2i lim_x to infty textSi(x) = -2i left(fracpi2right) = - i pi,$$
simply because I happen to know that $mathrmSi(x)$ asymptotically approaches $pi/2$.



However, if I try to calculate it using the residue theorem, I get the wrong answer, off by a factor of $2$ and I'm not sure if I understand why. Here's the procedure:
$$I= int_0^infty dx frace^-ixx - int_0^infty dx frac e^ixx = colorred-int_-infty^0 dx frace^ixx - int_0^infty dx frac e^ixx
= -int_-infty^infty dx frace^ixx $$

Then I define $$I_epsilon := -int_-infty^infty dx frace^ixx-ivarepsilon$$ for $varepsilon > 0$ so that$$I=lim_varepsilon to 0^+ I_varepsilon.$$
Then I complexify the integration variable and integrate over a D-shaped contour over the upper half of the complex plane. I choose that contour because
$$lim_x to +iinfty frace^ixx-ivarepsilon = 0$$ and it contains the simple pole at $x_0 = i varepsilon$. Using the residue theorem with the contour enclosing $x_0$ $$I_varepsilon = -2 pi i , textRes_x_0 left( frace^ixx-ivarepsilonright) = -2 pi i left( frace^ix1 right)Biggrvert_x=x_0=ivarepsilon=-2 pi i , e^-varepsilon.$$
Therefore,
$$I=lim_varepsilon to 0^+ left( -2 pi i , e^-varepsilon right) = -2pi i.$$



However, that is obviously wrong. Where exactly is the mistake?










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Consider the following definite real integral:
$$I = int_0^infty dx frace^-ix - e^ixx$$



Using the $textSi(x)$ function, I can solve it easily,
$$I = -2i int_0^infty dx frace^-ix - e^ix-2ix = -2i int_0^infty dx fracsinxx = -2i lim_x to infty textSi(x) = -2i left(fracpi2right) = - i pi,$$
simply because I happen to know that $mathrmSi(x)$ asymptotically approaches $pi/2$.



However, if I try to calculate it using the residue theorem, I get the wrong answer, off by a factor of $2$ and I'm not sure if I understand why. Here's the procedure:
$$I= int_0^infty dx frace^-ixx - int_0^infty dx frac e^ixx = colorred-int_-infty^0 dx frace^ixx - int_0^infty dx frac e^ixx
= -int_-infty^infty dx frace^ixx $$

Then I define $$I_epsilon := -int_-infty^infty dx frace^ixx-ivarepsilon$$ for $varepsilon > 0$ so that$$I=lim_varepsilon to 0^+ I_varepsilon.$$
Then I complexify the integration variable and integrate over a D-shaped contour over the upper half of the complex plane. I choose that contour because
$$lim_x to +iinfty frace^ixx-ivarepsilon = 0$$ and it contains the simple pole at $x_0 = i varepsilon$. Using the residue theorem with the contour enclosing $x_0$ $$I_varepsilon = -2 pi i , textRes_x_0 left( frace^ixx-ivarepsilonright) = -2 pi i left( frace^ix1 right)Biggrvert_x=x_0=ivarepsilon=-2 pi i , e^-varepsilon.$$
Therefore,
$$I=lim_varepsilon to 0^+ left( -2 pi i , e^-varepsilon right) = -2pi i.$$



However, that is obviously wrong. Where exactly is the mistake?







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You've replaced the converging integral $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi x - mathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ with two divergent integrals, $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ and $int_0^infty fracmathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$. (That something divergent has been introduced is evident in your need to sneak up on a singularity at $0$ that was not in the original integral.)



Also, notice that your D-shaped contour does not go around your freshly minted singularity at $x = 0$. The singularity lands on your contour. See the Sokhotski–Plemelj theorem to find that the multiplier for the residue of the pole is $pm pi mathrmi$, not $pm 2 pi mathrmi$.






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You cannot shift the pole from the integration contour at will. Imagine that you shift it in the lower complex half-plane. Then instead of $-2pi i$ you would obtain for the integral the value $0$!



The correct way to handle the pole is to take the half of its residue value, which is equivalent to bypassing the pole along a tiny semicircle around it (observe that the result does not depend on the choice between upper and lower semicircle).






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    There is a problem at the very first step. You cannot split the integral because both integrals are divergent.






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      You've replaced the converging integral $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi x - mathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ with two divergent integrals, $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ and $int_0^infty fracmathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$. (That something divergent has been introduced is evident in your need to sneak up on a singularity at $0$ that was not in the original integral.)



      Also, notice that your D-shaped contour does not go around your freshly minted singularity at $x = 0$. The singularity lands on your contour. See the Sokhotski–Plemelj theorem to find that the multiplier for the residue of the pole is $pm pi mathrmi$, not $pm 2 pi mathrmi$.






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      You've replaced the converging integral $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi x - mathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ with two divergent integrals, $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ and $int_0^infty fracmathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$. (That something divergent has been introduced is evident in your need to sneak up on a singularity at $0$ that was not in the original integral.)



      Also, notice that your D-shaped contour does not go around your freshly minted singularity at $x = 0$. The singularity lands on your contour. See the Sokhotski–Plemelj theorem to find that the multiplier for the residue of the pole is $pm pi mathrmi$, not $pm 2 pi mathrmi$.






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      You've replaced the converging integral $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi x - mathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ with two divergent integrals, $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ and $int_0^infty fracmathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$. (That something divergent has been introduced is evident in your need to sneak up on a singularity at $0$ that was not in the original integral.)



      Also, notice that your D-shaped contour does not go around your freshly minted singularity at $x = 0$. The singularity lands on your contour. See the Sokhotski–Plemelj theorem to find that the multiplier for the residue of the pole is $pm pi mathrmi$, not $pm 2 pi mathrmi$.






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      You've replaced the converging integral $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi x - mathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ with two divergent integrals, $int_0^infty fracmathrme^-mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$ and $int_0^infty fracmathrme^mathrmi xx ,mathrmdx$. (That something divergent has been introduced is evident in your need to sneak up on a singularity at $0$ that was not in the original integral.)



      Also, notice that your D-shaped contour does not go around your freshly minted singularity at $x = 0$. The singularity lands on your contour. See the Sokhotski–Plemelj theorem to find that the multiplier for the residue of the pole is $pm pi mathrmi$, not $pm 2 pi mathrmi$.







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      You cannot shift the pole from the integration contour at will. Imagine that you shift it in the lower complex half-plane. Then instead of $-2pi i$ you would obtain for the integral the value $0$!



      The correct way to handle the pole is to take the half of its residue value, which is equivalent to bypassing the pole along a tiny semicircle around it (observe that the result does not depend on the choice between upper and lower semicircle).






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        You cannot shift the pole from the integration contour at will. Imagine that you shift it in the lower complex half-plane. Then instead of $-2pi i$ you would obtain for the integral the value $0$!



        The correct way to handle the pole is to take the half of its residue value, which is equivalent to bypassing the pole along a tiny semicircle around it (observe that the result does not depend on the choice between upper and lower semicircle).






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          You cannot shift the pole from the integration contour at will. Imagine that you shift it in the lower complex half-plane. Then instead of $-2pi i$ you would obtain for the integral the value $0$!



          The correct way to handle the pole is to take the half of its residue value, which is equivalent to bypassing the pole along a tiny semicircle around it (observe that the result does not depend on the choice between upper and lower semicircle).






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          You cannot shift the pole from the integration contour at will. Imagine that you shift it in the lower complex half-plane. Then instead of $-2pi i$ you would obtain for the integral the value $0$!



          The correct way to handle the pole is to take the half of its residue value, which is equivalent to bypassing the pole along a tiny semicircle around it (observe that the result does not depend on the choice between upper and lower semicircle).







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              There is a problem at the very first step. You cannot split the integral because both integrals are divergent.






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