Universal Formulas In Integral And Fractional Differential Calculus

Universal Formulas In Integral And Fractional Differential Calculus

by Khavtgai Namsrai
ISBN-10:
9814675598
ISBN-13:
9789814675598
Pub. Date:
02/25/2016
Publisher:
World Scientific Publishing Company, Incorporated
ISBN-10:
9814675598
ISBN-13:
9789814675598
Pub. Date:
02/25/2016
Publisher:
World Scientific Publishing Company, Incorporated
Universal Formulas In Integral And Fractional Differential Calculus

Universal Formulas In Integral And Fractional Differential Calculus

by Khavtgai Namsrai
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Overview

This reference book presents unique and traditional analytic calculations, and features more than a hundred universal formulas where one can calculate by hand enormous numbers of definite integrals, fractional derivatives and inverse operators. Despite the great success of numerical calculations due to computer technology, analytical calculations still play a vital role in the study of new, as yet unexplored, areas of mathematics, physics and other branches of sciences. Readers, including non-specialists, can obtain themselves universal formulas and define new special functions in integral and series representations by using the methods expounded in this book. This applies to anyone utilizing analytical calculations in their studies.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789814675598
Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Company, Incorporated
Publication date: 02/25/2016
Pages: 296
Product dimensions: 6.69(w) x 9.61(h) x 0.69(d)

Table of Contents

Preface vii

1 Mathematical Preparation 1

1.1 Going to the Complex Number of Integration and the Mellin Representation 1

1.2 Theory of Residues and Gamma-Function Properties 3

1.2.1 Basic Theorem of the Residue Theory 3

1.2.2 The L'Hôpitol Rule 3

1.2.3 Calculation of Residue Encountered in the Mellin Integrals 4

1.2.4 Gamma Function Properties 5

1.2.5 Psi-Function Ψ(x) 6

1.3 Calculation of Integrals in the Form of the Mellin Representation 7

1.4 The Mellin Representation of Functions 8

1.4.1 The Exponential Function 8

1.4.2 The Trigonometric Functions (See Exercises in Section 1.4.8, Chapter 1) 9

1.4.3 The Cylindrical Functions 9

1.4.4 The Struve Function 10

1.4.5 The β(x)-Function 10

1.4.6 The Incomplete Gamma-Function 10

1.4.7 The Probability Integral and Integrals of Frenel 11

1.4.8 Exercises 11

2 Calculation of Integrals Containing Trigonometric and Power Functions 13

2.1 Derivation of General Unified Formulas 13

2.1.1 The First General Formula 13

2.1.2 The Second General Formula 14

2.1.3 The Third General Formula 14

2.1.4 The Fourth General Formula 14

2.2 Calculation of Concrete Particular Integrals Involving x and Sine Functions 15

2.3 Integrals Involving x, Sine and Cosine Functions 23

3 Integrals Involving xγ, (p + tx), Sine and Cosine Functions 39

3.1 Derivation of General Unified Formulas for this Class of Integrals 39

3.1.1 The Fifth General Formula 39

3.1.2 The Sixth General Formula 40

3.1.3 The Seventh General Formula 40

3.1.4 The Eighth General Formula 41

3.2 Calculation of Concrete Integrals 41

4 Derivation of General Formulas for Integrals Involving Powers of x, (a + bx)-Type Binomials and Trigonometric Functions 59

4.1 Derivation of General Formulas 59

4.1.1 9th General Formula 59

4.1.2 10th General Formula 60

4.1.3 11th General Formula 60

4.1.4 12th General Formula 60

4.1.5 13th General Formula 61

4.1.6 14th General Formula 61

4.1.7 15th General Formula 62

4.1.8 16th General Formula 62

4.1.9 17th General Formula 63

4.1.10 18th General Formula 63

4.1.11 19th General Formula 63

4.1.12 20th General Formula 64

4.1.13 21st General Formula 64

4.1.14 22nd General Formula 64

4.1.15 23rd General Formula 65

4.1.16 24th General Formula 65

4.1.17 25th General Formula 65

4.1.18 26th General Formula 66

4.1.19 27th General Formula 66

4.1.20 28th General Formula 66

4.1.21 29th General Formula 67

4.1.22 30th General Formula 67

4.1.23 31st General Formula 67

4.1.24 32nd General Formula 68

4.2 Calculation of Particular Integrals 68

5 Integrals Involving xγ, $$$, e-axν and Trigonometric Functions 87

5.1 Universal Formulas for Integrals Involving Exponential Functions 87

5.1.1 33rd General Formula 87

5.1.2 34th General Formula 88

5.1.3 35th General Formula 88

5.1.4 36th General Formula 89

5.1.5 37th General Formula 89

5.1.6 38th General Formula 89

5.1.7 39th General Formula 90

5.1.8 40th General Formula 90

5.2 Calculation of Concrete Integrals 90

5.3 Simple Formulas for Integrals Involving Exponential and Polynomial Functions 94

5.3.1 41st General Formula 94

5.3.2 42nd General Formula 95

5.4 Unified Formulas for Integrals Containing Exponential and Trigonometric Functions 99

5.4.1 43rd General Formula 99

5.4.2 44th General Formula 99

5.4.3 45th General Formula 100

5.4.4 46th General Formula 100

5.5 Calculation of Particular Integrals Arising from the General Formulas in Section 5.4 101

5.6 Universal Formulas for Integrals Involving Exponential, Trigonometric and xγ [p + txρ] -Functions 114

5.6.1 47th General Formula 114

5.6.2 48th General Formula 115

5.6.3 49th General Formula 116

5.6.4 50th General Formula 117

5.6.5 51st General Formula 118

5.6.6 52nd General Formula 118

5.7 Some Consequences of the General Formulas Obtained in Section 5.6 119

6 Integrals Containing Bessel Functions 123

6.1 Integrals Involving Jμ(x), xγ and [p + txρ] 123

6.1.1 53rd General Formula 123

6.1.2 54th General Formula 124

6.1.3 55th General Formula 124

6.1.4 56th General Formula 124

6.1.5 57th General Formula 125

6.1.6 58th General Formula 125

6.1.7 59th General Formula 125

6.1.8 60th General Formula 126

6.1.9 61st General Formula 126

6.1.10 62nd General Formula 126

6.1.11 63rd General Formula 127

6.2 Calculation of Concrete Integrals 127

6.3 Integrals Containing Jμ(x) and Logarithmic Functions 136

6.3.1 64th General Formula 136

6.3.2 65th General Formula 137

6.3.3 Examples of Concrete Integrals 137

6.4 Integrals Containing Jσ(x) and Exponential Functions 138

6.4.1 66th General Formula 138

6.4.2 67th General Formula 139

6.4.3 68th General Formula 140

6.4.4 Calculation of Concrete Integrals 140

6.5 Integrals Involving Jσ(x), xγ and Trigonometric Functions 143

6.5.1 69th General Formula 143

6.5.2 70th General Formula 144

6.5.3 71st General Formula 145

6.5.4 72nd General Formula 146

6.6 Calculation of Particular Integrals 146

6.7 Integrals Containing Two Jσ(x), xγ and Trigonometric Functions 152

6.7.1 73rd General Formula 152

6.7.2 74th General Formula 153

6.7.3 75th General Formula 154

6.7.4 76th General Formula 155

6.7.5 77th General Formula 156

6.7.6 78th General Formula 157

6.7.7 79th General Formula 158

6.7.8 80th General Formula 159

6.8 Exercises 1 160

6.9 Integrals Containing Jσ(x), xγ, Trigonometric and Exponential Functions 161

6.9.1 81st General Formula 161

6.9.2 82nd General Formula 164

6.9.3 83rd General Formula 166

6.9.4 84th General Formula 167

6.10 Exercises 2 169

7 Integrals Involving the Neumann Function Nσ(x) 171

7.1 Definition of the Neumann Function 171

7.2 The Mellin Representation of Nσ(x) 171

7.3 85th General Formula 172

7.4 86th General Formula 172

7.5 87th General Formula 173

7.6 88th General Formula 174

7.7 89th General Formula 175

7.8 90th General Formula 176

7.9 91st General Formula 177

7.10 Calculation of Concrete Integrals 178

8 Integrals Containing Other Cylindrical and Special Functions 181

8.1 Integrals Involving Modified Bessel Function of the Second Kind 181

8.1.1 Mellin Representations of Kδ(x) and Iλ(x) 181

8.1.2 92nd General Formula 182

8.1.3 93rd General Formula 182

8.1.4 94th General Formula. 183

8.1.5 95th Genera! Formula 183

8.1.6 96th General Formula 184

8.1.7 97th General Formula 185

8.1.8 98th General Formula 186

8.1.9 99th General Formula 187

8.1.10 100th General Formula 188

8.1.11 Calculation of Concrete Integrals 188

8.1.12 101st General Formula 193

8.1.13 102nd General Formula 194

8.1.14 103rd General Formula 195

8.1.15 104th General Formula 197

8.1.16 Some Examples of Calculation of Integrals 198

8.2 Integrals Involving the Struve Function 199

8.2.1 105th General Formula 199

8.2.2 106th General Formula 200

8.2.3 107th General Formula 200

8.2.4 108th General Formula 201

8.2.5 Exercises 201

8.3 Integrals Involving Other Special Functions 203

8.3.1 Hypergeometric Functions, Order (1.1) 203

8.3.2 Hypergeometric Function 203

8.3.3 Tomson Function 203

8.3.4 Anger Function 203

8.3.5 Veber Function 204

8.3.6 Legendre's Function of the Second Kind 204

8.3.7 Complete Elliptic Integral of the First Kind 204

8.3.8 Complete Elliptic Integral of the Second Kind 204

8.3.9 Exponential Integral Functions 204

8.3.10 Sine Integral Function 205

8.3.11 Cosine Integral Function 205

8.3.12 Probability Integral 205

8.3.13 Frenel Functions 205

8.3.14 Incomplete Gamma Function 206

8.3.15 Psi-Functions Ψ(x) 206

8.3.16 Euler's Constant 206

8.3.17 Hankel Function 207

8.3.18 Cylindrical Function of Imaginary Arguments 207

8.4 Some Examples 207

9 Integrals Involving Two Trigonometric Functions 213

9.1 109th General Formula 213

9.2 110th General Formula 214

9.3 111th General Formula 215

9.4 112th General Formula 216

9.5 113th General Formula 217

9.6 114th General Formula 218

9.7 115th General Formula 219

9.8 116th General Formula 220

9.9 117th General Formula 221

9.10 118th General Formula 222

9.11 Exercises 223

9.12 Answers 225

9.13 An Example of a Solution 229

10 Derivation of Universal Formulas for Calculation of Fractional Derivatives and Inverse Operators 231

10.1 Introduction 231

10.2 Derivation of General Formulas for Taking Fractional Derivatives 232

10.2.1 The First General Formula 232

10.2.2 Consequences of the First General Formula 232

10.2.3 Addivity Properties of the Fractional Derivatives 238

10.2.4 Commutativity Properties of the Fractional Derivatives 239

10.2.5 Standard Case 239

10.2.6 Fractional Derivatives for sin ax, cos ax, eax and ax-Functions 239

10.3 Derivation of General Formulas for Calculation of Fractional Derivatives for Some Infinite Differentiable Functions 240

10.3.1 The Second General Formula 240

10.3.2 Fractional Derivatives for the Functions: F(x) = e-ax, eax and ax 240

10.3.3 Fractional Derivatives for the Hyperbolic Functions F(x) = sinh ax, cosh ax 241

10.3.4 Fractional Derivatives for the 1/x, 1/x2, In x, √x, 1/√x-Functions 241

10.3.5 Some Examples 244

10.3.6 Usual Case, When - 1/ν = n 245

10.4 Representation for Inverse Derivatives in the Form of Integer-Order Differentials 246

10.4.1 The Third General Formula 246

10.4.2 4th General Formula 249

10.4.3 5th General Formula 250

10.4.4 6th General Formula 250

10.4.5 7th General Formula 251

10.4.6 8th General Formula 252

10.4.7 9th General Formula 254

10.4.8 10th General Formula 255

10.4.9 11th General Formula 255

10.5 Fractional Integrals 256

10.5.1 Fractional Integrals for Sine and Cosine Functions 257

10.5.2 Fractional Integrals for Infinite Differentiable Functions 263

10.6 Final Table for Taking Fractional Derivatives of Some Elementary Functions 266

Appendix: Tables of the Definitions for Fractional Derivatives and Inverse Operators 269

A.1 Taking Fractional Derivatives 269

A.2 Calculation of Inverse Operators 271

Bibliography 277

Index 279

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