Equation Transformation: From Top to Bottom

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The discussion revolves around the challenge of transforming one equation into another, with a specific mention of needing to use integration by parts. Participants express difficulty in interpreting a provided image of the equations, suggesting that it would be better presented in LaTeX format for clarity. There is a consensus that the visual representation is hard to read, even for those with good eyesight. The request for assistance highlights a common struggle in mathematical proofs and transformations. Clear communication of equations is essential for effective collaboration in problem-solving.
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Hey guys,

I need to prove that the equation on top can be written like the eqaution on the bottom, but I have no idea where to start. I have heard ppl saying that I need to use integration by parts etc. Any help is apprecaited!
*note the v's in the red box are different to the v not in the red box.

http://img360.imageshack.us/img360/1044/questionsne4.th.jpg
 
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I wonder how many people were able to read the picture... Try to put it in tex.
 
Borek said:
I wonder how many people were able to read the picture... Try to put it in tex.

This is a fair question - I could not.
 
Rofl yeah i can't even see that! :S even with my glasses on 8-)
 

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