Integrale formula chiusa
Salve ragazzi, non riesco più a trovare la formula che avevo per calcolare questo tipo di integrali
$ int_(0)^(oo) r^me^(-cr)dr $
so svolgerlo ma ne devo calcolare veramente troppi.
Un grande abbraccio a chiunque mi darà una mano
$ int_(0)^(oo) r^me^(-cr)dr $
so svolgerlo ma ne devo calcolare veramente troppi.
Un grande abbraccio a chiunque mi darà una mano

Risposte
Try to integrate by parts and use some induction on $m$.
i know how to integrate by parts , i'm looking for faster method
Good luck



like this
$ int_(0)^(oo) x^(2k)e^(-cx^2) dx =(1\cdot 3\cdot 5\cdot (2k-1))/(2^(k+1)c^(k+1/2) $
i have to do too many of this with different coefficents
$ int_(0)^(oo) x^(2k)e^(-cx^2) dx =(1\cdot 3\cdot 5\cdot (2k-1))/(2^(k+1)c^(k+1/2) $
i have to do too many of this with different coefficents
Well, of course the result of integrating by parts will depend on $m$ and $c$ and will give you a closed formula. But first you have to prove it.
i'll try..I thought to find it done
It is not dificult. In fact, it's enough (if I'm not mistaken) to integrate by parts two times: one for the induction and one for the base case.
I found
$ int_(0)^(oo) x^(n)e^(-ax)dx =(n!)/(a^(n+1 $
It was not that much difficult,my laziness..
$ int_(0)^(oo) x^(n)e^(-ax)dx =(n!)/(a^(n+1 $
It was not that much difficult,my laziness..
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