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The divergent integral $\int_a^b f(x)(x-x_0)^{-n-1}\mathrm{d}x$, for$-\infty<a<x_0<b<\infty$ and $n=0, 1, 2, \dots$, is assigned, under certainconditions, the value equal to the simple average of the contour integrals$\int_{C^{\pm}} f(z)(z-x_0)^{-n-1}\mathrm{d}z$, where $C^+$ ($C^-$) is a paththat starts from $a$ and ends at $b$, and which passes above (below) the poleat $x_0$. It is shown that this value, which we refer to as the AnalyticPrincipal Value, is equal to the Cauchy principal value for $n=0$ and to thefinite-part of the divergent integral for positive integer $n$. This impliesthat, where the conditions apply, the Cauchy principal value and thefinite-part integral are in fact values of absolutely convergent integrals.Moreover, it leads to the replacement of the boundary values in theSokhotski-Plemelj-Fox Theorem with integrals along some arbitrary paths. Theutility of the Analytic Principal Value in the numerical, analytical andasymptotic evaluation of the Cauchy principal value and the finite-partintegral is discussed and demonstrated.

The Cauchy Principal Value and the finite part integral as values of absolutely convergent integrals