Integral sinc(x)
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Integral sinc(x)
Quora shows interesting math. Prime 7 can show third equation is also pi.
I want to calculate until
and
does not show pi/2
need very long time to solve.
Solved! Go to Solution.
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Please note that the definition of Mathcad's sinc function differs from that used elsewhere. The Mathcad definition is sinc(x) = sin(x)/x, while on certain texts it is defined like this: sinc(x) = sin(πx) / (πx) so in the comparison of the calculated values and those of the text there may be differences. I'm referring to Mathcad 15. Certain errors in MC15 have been fixed in Prime 7.
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Maple says:
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This is limit of Prime 7.
Therefore, I can't get the results shown by Quora web site.
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TOL=10^-3
TOL=10^-7
Therefore, Quora and Luc show the answer is pi/2 for n=0 to 6. But n>6 are not calculate symbolically when using 15 digit accuracy. May be n>6 also show pi/2 symbolically when calculate more digit accuracy. Or Quora is true mathematically.
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I use the sinc function according to the definition of the text reported here below. Sin (x) / x is something else ...
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The sinc function is not included in the ISO standard for mathematical functions, ISO 80000-2:2013, nor in its 2019 update.
The 'NIST Handbook of mathematical functions' defines the Sinc function:
(but that's not the sinc function...)
There's a difference between the sinc function and the normalised sinc function according to Wikipedia. Follow the link to Rayleigh's formula to find how it was originally defined...
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When I try to solve it (Mathcad 15 F000, Windows 7 x64, 16 GB of RAM), I get an error - "Internal error [1321]":
