Re: Can I solve these integrals?

Peltio wrote: 
"JH" wrote


int( sin(x) / cos((B+x)/2) * exp(-(A*x)^2), x=0..PI)
int( sin(x) * cos((B+x)/2) * exp(-(A*x)^2), x=0..PI)


Mathematica seems be able to evaluate these integral (with hypergeom
functions) but I hope it can be resolved exactly...



With 'exactly', you mean with rational functions only ?
Becuse, strictly speaking, the integrands themselves are not 'exact' since
they involve the 'special functions' sin and cos.

I mean with all functions whose are easily computed (cos, sin, erf, gamma, etc...). Actually, I'm searching for a formulation whose evaluation would be faster than a numerical computation of the integral.

Cheers

JH
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