I am struggling to find the integration of

Jaylin Clements

Jaylin Clements

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2022-04-01

I am struggling to find the integration of the expression below,
π2π2cos(acosθ)eimθeibsinθdθ
where a and b are arbitrary constant and m is an integer.

Answer & Explanation

alwadau8ndv

alwadau8ndv

Beginner2022-04-02Added 9 answers

You integral is 12(I(a,b)+I(a,b)) where
I(a,b)=π2π2exp(imθ)exp(iacosθibsinθ),dθ
and by writing acosθbsinθ as ρcos(θ+φ), with ρ=a2+b2 and φ=arctanba
I(a,b)=eimφφπ2φ+π2exp(imθ)exp(iρcos(θ)),dθ
where
eiρcosθ=J0(ρ)+2n1inJn(ρ)cos(nθ)
gives:
I(a,b)=eimφ[π,J0(ρ)+2n1inJn(ρ)φπ2φ+π2exp(imθ)cos(nθ),dθ]
and your integral is represented as a fast-convergent series.

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