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In mathematics the '''Goodwin–Staton integral''' is defined as :<ref>Frank Oliver, NIST Handbook of Mathematical Functions, p160,[[Cambridge University Press]] 2010</ref>
In mathematics the '''Goodwin–Staton integral''' is defined as :<ref>Frank Oliver, NIST Handbook of Mathematical Functions, p160,[[Cambridge University Press]] 2010</ref>

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Goodwin–Staton integral Maple 2D plot
Goodwin–Station integral Maple complex 3D plot
Goodwin-staton integral derivative Re 3D plot

In mathematics the Goodwin–Staton integral is defined as :[1]

It satisfies the following third-order nonlinear differential equation

Symmmetry

In terms of othe special functions

Exponential integral and Error function
Meijer G function
Kummer function
Heun function
Laguerrel polynomials

Series expansion

Derivative

Goodwin-staton integral Im complex 3D plot
Goodwin-staton integral derivative 2D plot
Goodwin-Staton integral Im density plot

References

  1. ^ Frank Oliver, NIST Handbook of Mathematical Functions, p160,Cambridge University Press 2010