How to Integrate 1/sinh^2(x/2)?

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The discussion focuses on the integration of the function 1/sinh²(x/2) over the interval from negative infinity to positive infinity. The user seeks assistance in performing this integral, acknowledging a previous error regarding the use of coth(x/2). The integration of this hyperbolic function is a common topic in advanced calculus and requires familiarity with hyperbolic identities and techniques.

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Hi dear members,

Sorry for my mistake with coth(x/2).

to pwsnafu:I want to integrate

integral from -inf to +inf of 1/sinh^2(x/2)


Thank you
 
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