Maybe it would be nice to see some stuff with complex numbers, after line integrals. For example, we can simplify some calculations, using eix=cosx+isinx. How can you calculate ∫excosxdxwithout integration by parts? Is there an easy way to find an expression for the n-th derivative of exsinx? What means to differentiate a function in C? Can we derivate something like x2y+iyx? And so on. I hope this motivates you a bit (:
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3 years ago
I've learnt the following in terms of integration;
I'm wondering where to go from here. I know the basics of numerical methods, and the fundamental theorem as well. I'm looking to go further in terms of analytical integration, but I don't know which topic would be next. Any ideas?
EDIT: I've checked the syllabus for AB/AP calculus, but it only lists very vague ideas of the concepts, and not sub-topics.