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Cosine IntegralThere are (at least) three types of ``cosine integrals,'' denoted , , and :
Here, is the Exponential Integral, E is the En-Function, and is the Euler-Mascheroni Constant. is the function returned by the Mathematica (WolframResearch, Champaign, IL) command CosIntegral[x] and displayed above.
To compute the integral of an Even power times a cosine,
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use Integration by Parts. Let
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so
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Using Integration by Parts again,
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andLetting ,
To find a closed form for an integral power of a cosine function,
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perform an Integration by Parts so that
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Thereforeso
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Now, if is Even so , then Now let , so , | | | (22) |
Now if is Odd so , then
Now let ,
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The general result is then
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The infinite integral of a cosine times a Gaussian can also be done in closed form,
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See also Chi, Damped Exponential Cosine Integral, Nielsen's Spiral, Shi, Sici Spiral,Sine Integral References
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