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EXPONENTS AND RADICALS
10= x
r
r
r
x x x )
1(
1==
−
r
r x
x=
−
1
sr sr x x x
+=
rssr x x =)(
r
r r
y
x
y
x=)(
sr
s
r
y y
x −=
r r r y x xy =)(
r r
x
y
y
x )()( =−
nn x x =1
nnn y x xy =
nmmn
x x )(=
n
n
n
y
x
y
x=
DERIVATIVES
k is a constant.
)( x f )(' x f k 0
)( x f k )(' x f k
n x 1−
nnx
xe
xe
xln x
1
xsin xcos
xcos xsin−
xtan x2sec
xcot x
2csc−
xsec x x tansec
xcsc x xcotcsc−
x x arcsin,sin1−
21
1
x−
x x arccos,cos 1−
21
1
x−−
x x arctan,tan 1−
21
1
x+
xsinh xcosh
xcosh xsinh
xtanh xh2sec
xcoth xh2
csc−
hxsec xhx tanhsec−
hxcsc xhxcothcsc−
x1sinh
−
1
1
2+ x
x1cosh
−
1
1
2− x
x1tanh −
21
1
x−
x1
coth−
21
1
x−−
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INDEFINITE INTEGRALS
A constant of integration should be added inall cases.
)( x f ∫ dx x f )( k kx
)( x f k ∫ dx x f k )(
x
1
||ln x
xe xe
xln x x x −ln
xsin xcos−
xcos xsin
xtan )ln(cos x−
xcot )ln(sin x
xsec ))42
ln(tan(π
+ x
xcsc
))2
ln(tan( x
xsinh xcosh
xcosh xsinh
xtanh ))ln(cosh x
xcoth |))sinhln(| x
hxsec )(tan2 1 xe−
hxcsc
|))2
tanh(ln(|x
22
1
xa −
)(sin1
a
x−
22
1
xa + )(sinh 1
a
x−
22
1
a x − )(cosh 1
a
x−
22
1
a x + )(tan
1 1
a
x
a
−
22
1
a x − )ln(
2
1
a x
a x
a +
−
22
1
xa − )ln(
2
1
xa
xa
a −
+
TAYLOR SERIES (about a x = )
LL+
−
++
−+−+=
)(!
)(
)(!2
)()()()()(
)(
''2
'
a f n
a x
a f a x
a f a xa f x f
nn
MACLAURIN SERIES
LL +++
++=
)0(!
)0(!2
)0()0()(
)(
''2
'
nn
f n
x
f x
xf f x f
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REAL FOURIER SERIES (Period T)
∑∑∞
=
∞
=
++=
11
0 )2
sin()2
cos(2
1)(
m
m
m
m t T
mbt
T
maat f
π π
Where
dt t T
mt f
T a
T
m )2
cos()(2
0
∫ =π
dt t T
mt f
T b
T
m )2
sin()(2
0
∫ =π
COMPLEX FOURIER SERIES (Period T)
)2
exp()( t T
mict f
m
m
π ∑∞
−∞=
=
where
dt t T
mit f
T c
T
m )2
exp()(1
0
∫ −=π
Relationship between the above coefficients
of the real and complex forms.
0)(2
1
2
1
0))(2
1
00
<+=
=
>−=
−−mibac
ac
mibac
mmm
mmm
FOURIER TRANSFORM PAIR
dt t it f F ∫ ∞
∞−
−= )exp()()(~ ω ω
dt t iF t f ∫ ∞
∞−
= )exp()(~
2
1)( ω ω
π
POWER SERIES FOR SOME FUNCTIONS
xall for n
x x xe
n x
LL +++++=!!2
12
11
!)1(
32)1ln(
132
≤<−
+−++−=++
x
n x x x x x
nn
LL
L+−+−=−
=
−
!7!5!32sin
753 x x x
xee
x jx jx
L+⋅⋅
⋅⋅
+⋅
⋅++==
−
7642
531
542
31
32
1arcsinsin
7
531
x
x x x x x
L+−+−=+
=
−
!6!4!22cos
642 x x x
xee
x jx jx
L++++=753
315
17
15
2
3
1tan x x x x x
L+−+−==−
753arctantan
7531 x x x
x x x
L++++=−=
−
!7!5!32sinh
753
x x x xee x x x
L+⋅⋅
⋅⋅−
⋅
⋅+−==
−
7642
531
542
31
32
1arcsinsinh
7
531
x
x x x xh x
L++++=+
=
−
!6!4!22cosh
642 x x x
xee
x x x
L+−+−=753
315
17
15
2
3
1tanh x x x x x
L++++==−
753arctantanh
7531 x x x
xhx x
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INTEGER SERIES
)1(2
1321
1
+=++++=∑=
N N N i N
i
L
)12)(1(6
1
321 2222
1
2
++
=++++=∑=
N N N
N i N
i
L
23333
1
3 )]1(2
1[321 +=++++=∑
=
N N N i N
i
L
NUMERICAL SOLUTIONS OF f(x) = 0
BISECTION METHOD
1 x and 2 x are estimates of the root that are
on opposite sides of the root (i.e. such that
0)()( 21 <⋅ x f x f ). The next estimate is
given by the arithmetic mean of the previous
two estimates,2
213
x x x
+= . Discard
whichever of 1 x or 2 x is on the same side of
the root as3
x (2
x in the diagram) and repeat
the process. The root of 0)( = x f always
lies between the last two estimates. The
bisection method is slow but always
converges for a 'well behaved' function.
NEWTON METHOD
Start with a single estimate 1 x of the root;then successive estimates are given in
terms of the previous one by
)(
)('1
n
n
nn x f
x f x x −=
+
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NUMERICAL INTEGRATION
Let N
abh
−=
Trapezoidal rule
]222
222[2
)(
124
3210
N N N
b
a
f f f f
f f f f h
dx x f
++++
++++≈
−−
∫
L
Simpson rule
The number of intervals N must be even
]42
2424[3
)(
12
43210
N N N
b
a
f f f
f f f f f h
dx x f
+++
+++++≈
−−
∫ L
LAPLACE TRANSFORMS
dt st t f sF t f L ∫ ∞
−
−==
0
)exp()()())((
)(t f )(sF comment
1 1
nt 1
!+n
s
n
at e−
as +
1
t ω sin 22
ω
ω
+s
comment
s
t ω cos 22ω +s
s
t t ω sin 222 )(
2ω
ω
+ss
t t ω cos 222
22
)( ω
ω
+
−
s
s
t ω sinh 22
ω
ω
−s
t ω cosh 22
ω −s
s
t eat
ω sin−
22)( ω ω
++ as
t eat
ω cos−
22)( ω ++
+
as
as
)( τ δ −t τ s
e−
dirac delta
function
)( τ −t H τ se
s
−1
step
function,
)(t f eat −
)( asF + damping in
t becomes
)(kt f )(1
k
sF
k
scale
change
)(t tf ds
dF −
first
Derivative
)(' t f )0()( f ssF − first
derivative
)("' t f )0()0()( '2 f sf sF s −−
second
derivative
∫
t
dx x f 0 )( )(
1sF
s
Integral of
f(t) w.r.t t
∫ t
t f x f 0
21 ()(
)()( 21 sF sF convolution
integral
()( bgt af +
)()( sbGsaF + Linearity