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I need to solve the following integral $$\int\limits_{\left| {s - a} \right| = \delta } {\frac{{{\mathop{\rm sgn}} (is)}}{{{e^{2\pi irs}}}}ds}$$

Where the contour is the semicircle in the upper half plane oriented clockwise.

I attempted the solution using Sato's hyperfunctions, which really only made things unnecessarily difficult. I'm sure there is a simple solution, I'm just not accustomed to contour integration with generalized functions in the integrand. Can anyone help me out?

  • The expression $|s-a|=\delta$ does not describe a "semicircle in the upper half plane oriented clockwise". What is your actual intention? – Christian Blatter Feb 15 '15 at 10:39

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