Poles occur at z=ln2+2πik,k∈ℤ, each simple with residue 1. The real part lies between 0 and 1, while the imaginary bound requires −5.5<k<5.5, giving k=−5,…,5. Eleven poles are enclosed, so the normalized integral is **11**.
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