Complex Analysis: Integral of cos(x)/(pi^2-4x^2) using Contour Integration
Today, we evaluate the improper integral of cos(x)/(pi^2-4x^2) from minus infinity to infinity using contour integration. Jordan's Lemma: • Complex Analysis: Jordan's Lemma
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