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Convert all nth roots in an expression, where n is an odd integer, to their real-valued nth roots
ResourceFunction["UseRealRoots"][expr] converts all nth roots in expr, where n is an odd integer, to their real-valued nth roots. Otherwise, it uses the principal roots in expr. |
UseRealRoots converts an odd integer root in an expression to an expression using Surd:
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Unlike Surd, UseRealRoots evaluates even roots of negative real numbers:
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Plot over a subset of the reals (compare this with the corresponding example on the Surd documentation page):
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Compare a plot of the function f(x) with UseRealRoots[f(x)]:
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Compare the real and imaginary parts of
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EnhancedPlot automatically incorporates UseRealRoots:
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Compare with Plot:
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UseRealRoots can be used on any expression and it threads elementwise over lists and matrices:
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Use UseRealRoots with FindRoot:
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Check:
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UseRealRoots[x1/n] and Surd[x,n] are both defined for all real values when n is an odd positive integer:
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Compare with Power:
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For positive even integers n, UseRealRoots[x1/n] and Surd[x,n] are both real-valued for non-negative x:
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For negative n, UseRealRoots[x1/n] and Surd[x,n] are both defined for all positive x:
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UseRealRoots[x1/n] and Surd[x,n] both assume all real values when n is an odd positive integer:
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For positive even integers n, the range of both UseRealRoots[x1/n] and Surd[x,n] is the set of non-negative real numbers:
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For negative odd n, 0 is removed from the range:
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The first derivative with respect to x:
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Higher derivatives of an even root with respect to x using UseRealRoots:
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Higher derivatives of an odd root with respect to x using UseRealRoots:
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Using Surd:
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Plot the higher derivatives computed using UseRealRoots:
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Plot the higher derivatives computed using Surd:
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Compute the indefinite integral:
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Verify by differentiating:
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Definite integral:
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An improper integral:
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