sine integral at infinity
The value of the improper integral (one of the Dirichlet integrals)
where Si means the sine integral


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(http://planetmath.org/SineIntegral) function
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, is most simply determined by using Laplace transform

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which may be aimed to the integrand (see integration of Laplace transform with respect to parameter).β Therefore the integrand must be equipped with an additional parametre :
The obtained transform corresponds (see the inverse Laplace transformation) to the function ββ because β.β Thus we have the result
| (1) |
Note 1.β Sinceβ β orβ β is an even function, the result (1) may be written also
see the -function (http://planetmath.org/SincFunction).
Note 2.β The result (1) may be easily generalised to
| (2) |
and to
| (3) |
| Title | sine integral at infinity |
| Canonical name | SineIntegralAtInfinity |
| Date of creation | 2013-03-22 15:17:22 |
| Last modified on | 2013-03-22 15:17:22 |
| Owner | pahio (2872) |
| Last modified by | pahio (2872) |
| Numerical id | 18 |
| Author | pahio (2872) |
| Entry type | Derivation |
| Classification | msc 44A10 |
| Classification | msc 30A99 |
| Synonym | limit of sine integral |
| Related topic | SineIntegral |
| Related topic | SincFunction |
| Related topic | SubstitutionNotation |
| Related topic | IncompleteGammaFunction |
| Related topic | ExampleOfSummationByParts |
| Related topic | SignumFunction |