A Book on Methods of Integration

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Is there a book that can teach me every single method of integration (except Ryzhik) and Special Functions (Bessel,Hermite,Legendre ,Spherical Harmonics). since I'll be use it in QFT ,It will be very useful to have strong in Bessel Functions and Others Functions and Integrals.
 
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Dr Transport said:
if it isn't in Ryzhik, it pretty much can't be done analytically...
Is Ryzhik Complete?
 
Dr Transport said:
about as complete as anything I have ever found...
Then Ok, Thanks I'll go with it! since it a complete guide to Bessel F.
 
vanhees71 said:
I've no clue, what "complete" means.
That's a frequent mistake of beginners, in anything. They want to have a single book (a "Bible") which contains all one needs to know about the given subject. But there is never such a book, on anything.
 
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there is a book of M.A.ABRAMWITZ handbook of mathematical function and G.N.WATSON t
 
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This is a large collection of methods and results: " Inside Interesting Integrals " of Paul J. Nahin, Springer.
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Ssnow said:
This is a large collection of methods and results: " Inside Interesting Integrals " of Paul J. Nahin, Springer.
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zaheymae said:
there is a book of M.A.ABRAMWITZ handbook of mathematical function and G.N.WATSON t
Thanks Guys
 
zaheymae said:
there is a book of M.A.ABRAMWITZ handbook of mathematical function

Hmmm ... there are two authors of this book. You spelled the name of one of the authors incorrectly and neglected the other author completely (shades of Cohen-Tannoudji, Diu, and Laloe).

There are links to free legal copies of Abramowitz and Stegun at the bottom of

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abramowitz_and_Stegun
 
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George Jones said:
Hmmm ... there are two authors of this book. You spelled the name of one of the authors incorrectly and neglected the other author completely (shades of Cohen-Tannoudji, Diu, and Laloe).

There are links to free legal copies of Abramowitz and Stegun at the bottom of

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abramowitz_and_Stegun
Thanks George, I think this is best thing that having a free book like that.