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An odd power of a sine or cosine of a logarithm is integrated; a resonance on a sign is declined - #1853
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Part of #718. Fixes #1852.
An odd power of a sine or a cosine of a logarithm is integrated. The substitution
t = ln(c x^n)turnsx^m sin(a + b ln(c x^n))^3into an exponential times powers of sines and cosines. A logarithm's substitution now asks that integrand as a question of its own, from the top, so the top-only rule for it (#1265) answers. A thread-static flag stops the question lifting twice, and a decline under the flag is scoped.A resonance whose vanishing exponent rests on a sign is declined (#1852). In
exp(x/n) sin(x sqrt(-1/n^2)),1/n + i sqrt(-1/n^2)is zero whenn > 0, and1/n - i sqrt(-1/n^2)is zero whenn < 0. The resonant branch divided by whichever factor it could not show to be zero, so the answer had no value anywhere. That is the answer on 2.5.0 and on master. The branch now declines unless one of the two factors is shown to vanish. A numeric resonance such ase^(2x) sin(x sqrt(-4))is still answered.sin(ln x)^3sin(a + b ln x)^3x^2 sin(a + b ln(k x^n))^3x^m cos(a + b ln(k x^n))^3sin(a + b ln x)^4 / x^2exp(x/n) sin(x sqrt(-1/n^2))Measured
bcube rows in 4.7.5.brows of 4.7.5: they decline, as on master. Before the fix, they were the 23 wrong answers through A resonant exponential times a sine with a symbolic sign divides by zero #1852.The test differentiates each answer back at four points and bounds its size. Three resonant rows must stay unevaluated.
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