AngouriMath
SolveARationalFunctionOfTheHyperbolicTangent(AngouriMath.Entity,AngouriMath.Entity.Variable,System.Boolean)
Method (no overloads)
Summary
An integrand that is a rational function of tanh(y) -- of e^(2y) , that
is, even as a function ofv = e^y -- with a symbol among its coefficients,
integrated byu = tanh(y) : e^(2y) is (1 + u)/(1 - u) exactly and
dx is du/((1 - u^2) d) , so the integrand is a rational function of
u with the written factors kept -- a + b coth(y)^2 is
(b + a u^2)/u^2 -- and roots of such functions are admitted as they are.
Failing evenness, the half ofy : every e^(k y) is v^(2k) for
v = e^(y/2) , and the substitution is u = tanh(y/2) , the hyperbolic
half-angle.
is, even as a function of
integrated by
Failing evenness, the half of
half-angle.
Remarks
palindromic quartic
are what the budget went on -- fifty-seven of the four hundred and seventeen in the
hyperbolic sample were this; here it is
the symbolic partial fractions answer. Rubi's route for the hyperbolic tangent,
cotangent, secant and cosecant families. With rational coefficients the exponential
substitution's quartics are factored over the rationals and answered, and are left
to it. Before the substitution search, which with a symbolic slope spends the whole
budget on
function even or odd in
the polynomials
with the powers of
conjugate that SolveByHyperbolicTangentSubstitution(AngouriMath.Entity,AngouriMath.Entity.Variable,System.Boolean) clears its root
with squares every degree, and left this integrand a quotient of degree sixteen
whose common factor only a gcd over the symbols would find. The stray
cancel in an even integrand --
left over at the top is an odd integrand, which the half of
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