Table of Integrals of Irrational Functions
Integrals Containing and
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Let and define:
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In formulas with double signs ( or ), the upper sign corresponds to , and the lower sign to .
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Other Integrals Containing
Integrals Containing
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In the recursive formulas (131, 138, 139, 143-145), the reduction must be applied successively until reaching a known integral (such as 127).
Integrals Containing and
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In the recursive formulas (147, 150-156), the reduction must be applied successively until reaching a known integral (such as 146 or 149).
Integrals Containing
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All integrals assume and so that is real.
Integrals Containing
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All integrals assume . The notation is equivalent to .
Integrals Containing
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All integrals assume . For , one can use the substitution and apply these formulas with absolute values. The function can also be expressed as .
Integrals Containing
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The formulas assume the radicals are defined in the integration domain. In recursive formulas, the reduction must be applied successively until reaching a known integral.
Integrals Containing Other Irrational Expressions
Reduction Formulas for the Binomial Differential Integral
For the binomial integral :
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The reduction formulas are useful for lowering the exponent or the degree of the binomial integral. They are applied successively until an elementary integral is obtained.