prob 1 hw4

[David Lowenfels]

Oops, I meant limit as omega goes to zero...
Reduce it with the matlab limit command, like I said...
it's something like -(1+n)/(1-n).. but don't quote me on that.

>hum, I don't get it.. why limit eta? not limit omega?
>Something I'd expect for the answer is
>delta(0) = eta + alpha kind of simple equation.
>(otherwise prob2 cannot be explained.)
>1/omega in front of arctangent is killing me, creating
>zero over zero stuff, and I don't know how to reduce it..
>
>
>--
>Hiroko Terasawa
><hiroko@ccrma.stanford.edu>


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