Is the Equality of Integral of Complex Conjugates Always True?

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In summary, a true relation is an accurate statement that reflects the connection between two or more things. It can be determined through evidence, logical reasoning, and experimentation. A false relation, on the other hand, is not supported by evidence and does not accurately represent the connection. A relation can also be partially true and partially false. In scientific research, it is crucial to verify the truthfulness of a relation as it forms the foundation of scientific knowledge.
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Hello all,

Is the following equality true

[tex]\int(f(x))^*\,dx=\left(\int(f(x))\,dx\right)^*.[/tex]

Thanks
 
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Is ##{}^*## the complex conjugation?? Then it is indeed true.
 
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micromass said:
Is ##{}^*## the complex conjugation?? Then it is indeed true.

Yes it is. Thanks
 
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It is right.
 
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for your question. The equality you have provided is not necessarily true. In general, the complex conjugate of an integral is not equal to the integral of the complex conjugate function. However, there may be certain cases where this relation holds, such as when the function f(x) is real-valued or when the integral is taken over a symmetric interval. It is important to carefully consider the properties of the function and the interval of integration before assuming this relation is true.
 

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