Reduction tables for elliptic integrals

Jim FitzSimons

July 28, 2000

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This is the general form of the equations in these tables.
I(m) = ó
õ
x

y 
h
Õ
i=1 
(ai +bi t)-1/2 n
Õ
j=1 
(aj +bj t)mj dt ,
(1)
h=3 or 4, and the m's are integers. We assume that the integral is well defined (in particular that the open interval of integration contains no finite branch point of the integrand) and that no two of the n linear factors on the right side are proportional. The a's and b's, some of which may be complex, can be left as symbols. Here m=(m1,...,mn)=ånj=1 mj ej , where ej is an n-tuple with 1 in the jth place and 0's elsewhere. For example, if h=n=3 then I(e1-e3)=I(1,0,-1).

A(m) denotes the value of the integrand of I(m) at t=x minus its value at t=y.
A(m) = h
Õ
i=1 
(ai +bi x)-1/2 n
Õ
j=1 
(aj +bj x)mj - h
Õ
i=1 
(ai +bi y)-1/2 n
Õ
j=1 
(aj +bj y)mj .
(2)

dij means dij and is defined as:
dij = ai bj - aj bi .
(3)
The a's are replaced by d's in these tables.

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=3 and n=3. table h=3 n=3

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=3 and n=4. table h=3 n=4

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=4 and n=4. table h=4 n=4

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=4 and n=5. table h=4 n=5

This is simplified form of the equations in these tables.
~
I
 
(m) = ó
õ
x

y 
h
Õ
i=1 
æ
è
 ai

bi
+ t ö
ø
-1/2

 
n
Õ
j=1 
æ
è
 aj

bj
+ t ö
ø
mj

 
 dt ,
(4)

~
A
 
(m) = 2  h
Õ
i=1 
æ
è
 ai

bi
+ x ö
ø
-1/2

 
n
Õ
j=1 
æ
è
 aj

bj
+ x ö
ø
mj

 
- h
Õ
i=1 
æ
è
 ai

bi
+ y ö
ø
-1/2

 
n
Õ
j=1 
æ
è
 aj

bj
+ y ö
ø
mj

 
.
(5)
rij means rij and is defined as:
rij =  ai

bi
-  aj

bj
 .
(6)
The a's are replaced by r's in these tables.

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=3 and n=3. table h=3 n=3

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=3 and n=4. table h=3 n=4

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=4 and n=4. table h=4 n=4

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=4 and n=5. table h=4 n=5

This is the new notation of the equations in these tables.
^
I
 
(m) = I(m)/B,    
^
A
 
(m) = A(m)/B,     B = n
Õ
j=1 
bjmj.
(7)

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=3 and n=3. table h=3 n=3

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=3 and n=4. table h=3 n=4

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=4 and n=4. table h=4 n=4

Here is the table of integral reductions for h=4 and n=5. table h=4 n=5

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