Lecture

Residues Method: Generalized Integrals

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This lecture covers the calculation of generalized integrals on the real axis using the residues method, focusing on the existence of the integrals and the application of the method to various functions. The lecture also demonstrates examples of calculating integrals with poles and residues, providing a comprehensive understanding of the topic.

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