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Integral Calculation Techniques Guide

The document outlines various methods for calculating integrals, including integration by parts, antiderivatives of rational fractions, and primitives of trigonometric functions. It provides formulas and techniques for different types of integrals, including those involving trigonometric identities and rational functions. Additionally, it discusses special cases such as Abelian integrals and transformations for simplifying integrals.

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Integral Calculation Techniques Guide

The document outlines various methods for calculating integrals, including integration by parts, antiderivatives of rational fractions, and primitives of trigonometric functions. It provides formulas and techniques for different types of integrals, including those involving trigonometric identities and rational functions. Additionally, it discusses special cases such as Abelian integrals and transformations for simplifying integrals.

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Integral calculation method sheet

1. Integration by parts [Link] of trigonometric functions


b b
f(sin x, cos x)
ˆ u(x)v0 (x)dx= [u(x)v(x)]ba− ˆ u0 (x)v(x)dx.
a a
General method:
2. Antiderivative of rational fractions
x
we pose: t=tan()
The decomposition into simple elements results in the terms: 2
dx dx xdx Then we
ˆ , ˆ , ˆ .
(x−a)n (ax +bx+c)n
2 (ax +bx+c)n
2
2t 1−t2
sinx= , cosx = ,
dx
1 +t2 1 +t2
Terms ´ (x−a)n
2t 2dt
Sin= 1, tanx= and dx=
1−t2 1 + t2
dx
ˆ =ln|x−a|
(x−a) Other variable changes:
The integral of sin(x) and cos(x) is invariant under the change:
Sin >1,
dx 1 1 dexen−x . )tx=
(soc
ˆ = .
(x−a)n 1−n(x−a)n−1 dexenπ−x−→t=sinx.
dexenπ+x−→t=tanx.
dx
TermsIn = ˆ :
e (ax2+bx+c)n
b Type primitives sin(px)cos(qx)dx
´
on posy=x+ while writing
2a We use the relationship:

4ac - b2 1
(ax2+bx+c) = a(y2+ ). sina cosb = (sin(a + b) + sin(a - b))
4a2 2
y and we bring ourselves to: Primitives of the type ´sin(px)sin(qx)dx
We then set
4ac - b2 We use the relation:
q 4a2
1
1 sin(a)sin(b) = (cos(a−b)−cos(a+b))
In = dt. 2
´ (1+t2 )n

(In verify Primitives of the type ´cos(px)cos(qx)dx


We use the relationship:
t
2nIn+1(2n−1)In+ and I1Arctan x. 1
(t2+ 1)n what is cosb = (cos(a+b) + cos(a−b))
2
xdx
Terms ˆ : Shape primitives cosp xsinq xdx
(ax2+bx+c)n ´
on a
petqimpairs
xdx 1 2ax + b b )xt=c
2(so
ˆ = ˆ dx−In . pair and equipair
(ax +bx+c)n
2 2a (ax +bx+c)n
2 2a e t )x=(soc
pimpair and is pair −→t=sinx
Sin= 1,
2ax + b Sipetqsont pairs, we lower the degree with:
ˆ dx=ln|ax2+bx+c|
(ax2+bx+c) 1 - cos(2x) 1 + cos(2x)
sine2 x= , because2 x= ,.
Sine >1, 2 2
2ax + b 1 1 sin2x
ˆ dx= sinx cosx =
(ax +bx+c)n
2 2
1−n(ax +bx+c)n−1 2
Shape primitives We then use the following results:

dx 1 u
In = uJon = sinen x, dx
n∈N ˆ p k 2-u2 du= 2 2 2
´ cosn x ´ 2 (u pk −u +k Arcsin) k
1 u
ˆ p k 2+u2 du= (u k2+u2 +k2 Argsh)
In Jn 2 p k
npair t=tan(x)y=−x π 1 u
2 ˆ p u2-k2 du=
π x) 2 2 2
nimpairy = -x t = tan(2 2 2 (u pu −k - Argch). k

Primitive of the form


PourJnand we go back to In .
PourInetnimpair, we bring ourselves to Jn . R(x, q ax + b ),
´ cx+d
Primitives of the shape
with rational fraction.
In = tann x dx , n ∈ Z∗ . We ask
´
ax + b
Sin >0et pair t =natx u= r
Sin >0 and odd -→ t=cos2x cx + d
and we have

π b−du2 ad−bc
Without <0,y=−x, we return to the case n>0. x= etdx= 2 udu.
2 cu2-a (with2-a)2
4. Abelian Integrals
Primitive of the form
Primitives of the form
ˆ R(x, ax 2
p +bx+c),
dx
√ ax2 +bx+c , a = 0.
´
with rational fraction.
We write We write
b 4ac - b2 b 4ac−b2
ax2+bx+c=a[(x+ )2+ ] ax2+bx+c=a[(x+ )2+ ].
2a 4a2 2a 4a2
We then use the following results: First, we ask
you u 2 b
ˆ √ =Arcsin
k k= b -4ac ett=x+ .
k 2−u2 4a2 2a
you We then ask
ˆ √ =ln(u+k2+u 2
p ),
k 2+u2
you
ˆ √ =ln|u+u 2-kp2 |. √
Sia >0etk <0−→t=−ksh u
u2-k2 √
Sia >0etk >0−→ t=kch u
Form primitives √
Sia <0etk >0−→t=−ksin u
√ ax2+bx+cdx, a = 0.
´
We write
b 4ac−b2 The house <0etk <0est impossible because then
ax2+bx+c=a[(x+ )2+ ] ax2bx + c is negative.
2a 4a2

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