Sinh(x) * sin(x) and sinh(x) * cos(x)

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The discussion centers around the mathematical expressions sinh(x) * sin(x) and sinh(x) * cos(x). A participant identifies that sinh(x) * sin(x) can be expressed as 1/2[cos(x[i-1]) + cos(x[i+1])]. This transformation is crucial for simplifying the analysis of these trigonometric and hyperbolic functions. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding the relationships between hyperbolic and trigonometric functions in mathematical computations.

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anyone knows what's sinh(x)*sin(x)? or sinh(x)*cos(x)?

i get sinh(x)sin(x) = 1/2[cos(x[i-1]) + cos(x[i+1])], but that doesn't help me much. any suggestions?
 
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