Reduction formula
Summary
A reduction formula expresses an integral that depends on an integer through the same integral with a smaller . Repeated use of the formula reduces the integral to a simple case. Integration by parts usually produces the formula.
Remarks
For , integration by parts gives for . With and , this gives all . These integrals lead to the Wallis product.
Explanations
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A reduction formula is a recursion for a family of integrals. Each step lowers a power, until the integral is easy.
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