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MarekS
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Two types of integrals that are coming up in electrodynamics that I don't know how to do:
(1-a(1-x^2))^(-3/2) with x as the integration variable.
And the related and more nasty:
x*(x^2-a*x+b))^(-3/2)
What is the formula for doing these?
Thanks!
(1-a(1-x^2))^(-3/2) with x as the integration variable.
And the related and more nasty:
x*(x^2-a*x+b))^(-3/2)
What is the formula for doing these?
Thanks!