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    The document is a student's homework assignment that defines a function f(x) as an infinite series summation from 0 to infinity of x^i. It then evaluates f(0.5) as 2, plots the function from -0.9 to 0.9, and integrates f(x) from 0 to 2, getting the result of -i*pi. The student notes being surprised to learn some new functionality for substituting the analytic continuation.

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    The document is a student's homework assignment that defines a function f(x) as an infinite series summation from 0 to infinity of x^i. It then evaluates f(0.5) as 2, plots the function from -0.9 to 0.9, and integrates f(x) from 0 to 2, getting the result of -i*pi. The student notes being surprised to learn some new functionality for substituting the analytic continuation.

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    The document is a student's homework assignment that defines a function f(x) as an infinite series summation from 0 to infinity of x^i. It then evaluates f(0.5) as 2, plots the function from -0.9 to 0.9, and integrates f(x) from 0 to 2, getting the result of -i*pi. The student notes being surprised to learn some new functionality for substituting the analytic continuation.

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    QM HW 1

    Saad Khalid

    1/15/2018

    i = var ( ' i ' )


    assume ( abs ( x ) < 1 )
    f ( x ) = sum ( x^ i , i , 0 , oo )

    f (.5)
    2.00000000000000

    plot ( f (x) ,x , - . 9 , . 9 )

    A little surprise (I learned some new functionality!). I’m not actually sure how it is substituting the
    analytic continuation

    integrate ( f (x) ,x ,0 ,2)


    -I*pi

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