Residues Theorem and Integration
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Using the Residues Theorem, calculate the following:
Integral limits between negative infinity and positive infinity [dx/(1+x^2)].
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Using contour integration, parametrizing the circle of radius R, and utilizing several limit theorems and properties, we conclude the following:
Integral limits between negative infinity and positive infinity of 1/(1+x^2) = Pi
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