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Unexpected result in a simple Integral

Posted 4 months ago
POSTED BY: Reiner Wilhelms

I suppose it is a condition for convergence of the integral. A simple example of divergence:

With[{t = 0, u = 0, a = 0},
 Integrate[Exp[I x t - a (u - x)], {x, -Infinity, u}]]

We may find more examples this way:

sol = FindInstance[Not[Re[a] > Im[t] &&
    Re[a (1000076 + u)] >= 1000076 Im[t] &&
    Re[a (1000303 + u)] >= 1000303 Im[t]],
  {t, u, a}, 2]
Exp[I x t - a (u - x)] /. sol[[1]] // ComplexExpand
POSTED BY: Gianluca Gorni
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