On the zeros of an integral function represented by Fourier's integral. (Q1460355)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2598269
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2598269 |
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On the zeros of an integral function represented by Fourier's integral. (English)
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1923
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Es sei \[ F_\alpha(z) = \int_0^\infty e^{-t^\alpha} \cos zt\,dt \quad (\alpha >0). \] Der Verf. zeigt: 1. Wenn \(\alpha = 2\), hat \(F_\alpha(z)\) keine Nullstellen. 2. Wenn \(\alpha = 4, 6, 8, \dots\), gibt es unendlich viele Nullstellen, die alle reell sind. 3. Wenn \(\alpha > 1\) und keine gerade ganze Zahl ist, gibt es unendlichviele nicht-reelle Nullstellen und dazu noch eine endliche Anzahl, mindestens \(2 \left[\dfrac{\alpha}{2}\right]\), reeller Nullstellen.
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