On the zeros of certain trigonometric integrals

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Integrals of the form \(\int^{1}_{0}\phi (t) \cos zt dt\) are discussed. The condition on \(\phi\) is less restrictive than in the existing literature. A particular example, related to Gauss hypergeometric functions, is considered in detail, with a proof based on the argument principle.











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