# Thread: [SOLVED] Need to solve

1. ## [SOLVED] Need to solve

I have big expression with sin(x) and cos(x), which resulted after integrating another function. I need to apply the $
\lim_{x\to\infty}
$
in the following expression(F).

F = $

e^b \frac{\partial e^a}{\partial x}-e^a \frac{\partial e^b}{\partial x}
$

Where $e^a,e^b
$
are given as follows:

Infact they are the electric fields in two different waveguides a, b. However, The expressions are similar .

$e^a = s^a [ cos(\sigma^a x) + \frac {\kappa^a T^a} {\sigma^a} sin(\sigma^a x) ]
$

$e^b = s^b [ cos(\sigma^b x) + \frac {\kappa^b T^b} {\sigma^b} sin(\sigma^b x) ]
$

I need to use the following representation of the Dirac delta function;

$\delta( \sigma ) = \lim_{x\to\infty} \frac {\sin(\sigma x)} {\pi \sigma}
$

Now, I need to show that the function F, after the limit applied is equal to :

$

\lim_{x\to\infty}
$
$F = (\sigma^{b^2}-\sigma^{a^2}) \frac {S^a S^b \pi}{2} (1 + \frac{\kappa^a T^a \kappa^b T^b}{\sigma^a \sigma^b}) \delta (\sigma^a - \sigma^b)

$

Please I need help to get this done. I would be grateful for the help.

2. Hi friends,

I got the solution.