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On the limit issue: you are assuming the x is real. In the complex domain inf has no sign and the limit is pretty correct. But yes, this depends on assumptions.
by pfortuny 12y ago
On the limit issue: you are assuming the x is real. In the complex domain inf has no sign and the limit is pretty correct. But yes, this depends on assumptions.
- jackmaney 12y agoThis is a possible loophole, yes. However, if the repo author intended to work with functions of a complex variable, then why aren't the integrals in the README contour integrals?