Hello noble computer algebra warlords,
None of the modern computer algebra systems can calculate
this asymptotics straightforwardly
asympt(int(t^(a-1)/(1-t)^a, t= 0..1/2), a, 2);
Is there a field marshal who can, via a sequence of a CAS
commands, force this fortress to surrender?
Best wishes,
Vladimir Bondarenko
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I think this is asking for the asymptotics of 2^(-a)*hypergeom([a, a],[a+1],1/2)/a
and I give up instead looking what Temme provides for that.
1/(2*a)+1/(4*a^2)-1/(8*a^4)+1/(4*a^6)+O(1/(a^7))
Mate
M> 1/(2*a)+1/(4*a^2)-1/(8*a^4)+1/(4*a^6)+O(1/(a^7))
Gee!
What about a harder version
assume(b>0,b<1):
asympt(int(t^(a-1)/(1-t)^a, t= 0..b), a, 2);
?
(t/(1-t))^a/t;
a
/ t \
|-----|
\1 - t/
--------
t
I1 := Int(%,t=0..1/2);
a
/1/2 / t \
| |-----|
| \1 - t/
I1 := | -------- dt
| t
/0
with(student):
changevar(u=t/(1-t),I1,u);
/ 2 \
/1 a | 2 u u |
| u (1 + u) |1 - ----- + --------|
| | 1 + u 2|
| \ (1 + u) /
| --------------------------------- du
| u
/0
I2 := simplify(%);
/1 (a - 1)
| u
I2 := | -------- du
| 1 + u
/0
value(%);
LerchPhi(-1, 1, a)
convert(%,Psi);
1 /1 1 \ 1 /1 \
- Psi|- + - a| - - Psi|- a|
2 \2 2 / 2 \2 /
asympt(%,a);
1 1 1 /1 \
--- + ---- - ---- + O|--|
2 a 2 4 | 6|
4 a 8 a \a /
--
G. A. Edgar http://www.math.ohio-state.edu/~edgar/
assume(b>0,b<1):
asympt(int(t^(a-1)/(1-t)^a, t= 0..b), a, 2);
?
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(b/(1-b))^a * ( (1-b)/a + (b-b^2)/a^2 + O(a^3) )
assuming b>0, b <= 1/2.
The case b>1/2 is left to the proposer.
Mate