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The Fourier transform of a derivative gives
p′​(k)=ikp​(k).
(1)
Since p′=g,
p​(k)=ikg​(k)​​,k=0.
(2)
An arbitrary additive constant in p affects only the zero-frequency Dirac delta function when transforms are interpreted as distributions.
The values of logi are i(π/2+2πn). Hence
i−2i=exp{−2ilogi}=exp((4n+1)π),n∈Z.
(3)
These are infinitely many distinct positive real numbers.

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