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3881372 No.3881372 [Reply] [Original]

How do I work this one out?

<div class="math">\int_{0}^{2\pi }\frac{dx}{\sqrt{2-\cos x }}</div>

I do know it's an elliptic integral but I want to get its value (like pi times something). I tried using Residue theorem but I end up with a clusterfuck of fail and AIDS. Any ideas?

>> No.3881407

numerically, faggot

>> No.3881452
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3881452

>>3881407

It isnt possible to get a closed value?

>> No.3881477

<div class="math">4\mathit{K}(-2)</div>

if you can't series expand it now, kill yourself

>> No.3881480
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3881480

\int \frac{dx}{\sqrt{2-\cos x }} =
x - x^3/12 + (11 x^5)/480 - (319 x^7)/40320 + O(x^9)

\int_{0}^{2\pi }\frac{dx}{\sqrt{2-\cos x }} =
4.68568033658707943570534352038336732790496620585890268873483368431597\
8439909010478586493754244990090677629187167092704008752807014940993760\
6151965325594479370682533678222818609839188879785713644337818511382509\
8254110988222416038266258572970042044613372586530009674648818218836124\
1611874894672343986447290033937759401968900016134752389290923361947766\
3195576016933116388254103835763105184820268971690341056590828164629261\
6945420372887218595006357599770507381411168342258938082832248456616080\
0724803015345227449569547599060294767618231028938410182179342075639572\
3178582072012883185362692048131938103309827644040699745563116837556336\
3255314616375344206137602997300960001847658788069766381666476883801353\
2232802675962550317795902960901993594347926647636704713675404435784653\
1409879315349752763145052954108782491369788754837706930786672838146583\
8141927755702982612888777910298729624617125913118232912947789633415320\
2827217086681763943410838585264962465999020155061872683717197771905657\
491370714904524691809

>> No.3881502

variable change y=cos(x) ?

and then something else i guess

>> No.3881512

Yeah, elliptical integrals. They don't have closed form.