A golden ratio integral

Full solution development for this ridiculously awesome integral making use of the golden ratio and leading to a beautiful result.
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[@Sugarman96]

Very satisfying integral. The fact that η(2) popped in both sub integrals is nice and makes you think about whether or not it could have been arrived at from that integral before splitting it.

[@somerandomletters]

**slaps roof of video** this bad boy can fit so much nice cancellation taking place

[@slavinojunepri7648]

This is a salivating beauty, and I cannot think of another way of describing it.

[@DD-ce4nd]

This integral possesses beautiful properties indeed. When replacing the golden ratio by a generic power z in C, we obtain the closed form: I(z) = (z^2 +1)/ (12*z) * Pi^2. And this yields the elegant reflexion formula I(z) = I(1/z). Its only zero seems to occur when z = +/- i 🙂

[@MrGLA-zs8xt]

This is nice

[@maxmoedough6401]

Im so early there isn't even audio

[@maxmoedough6401]

Weird YT glitch, no worries ;)

[@MichaelDruggan]

You could simplify even more at the end since 1/(phi -1) is just phi. It turns into 3*phi-phi^2 = 3*phi - (phi + 1) = 2*phi - 1 = sqrt(5)

[@leroyzack265]

This was gorgeous 😍. Thanks for the amazing result.

[@AntAnkh]

Where do you find such integrals? They're all really cool. Do you have any textbooks you can recommend which have integrals like this?

[@Chris_387]

π²√5/12

[@RalfStephan]

Claude 3.5 finds it too from the phi fraction

[@MrWael1970]

Thank you.

[@insouciantFox]

1/(φ-1)=φ
(3-φ)φ= 3φ-φ-1=2φ-1

[@maths_505]

@@insouciantFox I know but I just loved that final form 😭

[@waarschijn]

φ + 1/φ is even nicer

[@venkatamarutiramtarigoppul2078]

Now i am starting a war 😅😅sqrt 5* pi^2 /12 is lot better. Kust kidding any form in maths is as beautiful &satisfactory as the other one

[@user-gs5ff1cd2s]

Nice!

[@ruffifuffler8711]

Take it one step further by relating 'phi to kewness of fruit trees, thereby expanding the integral repetoir of Golden Ratios.

[@MRGamesStreamer]

How many years work in integral department (Years of experience)

[@CM63_France]

Hi,
The final result can be simplified into : sqrt(5) * pi^2/12
"ok, cool" : 2:31 , 2:58 , 11:26 ,
"terribly sorry about that" : 3:55 , 4:23 , 6:05 , 6:08 , 10:10 , 10:13 , 13:11 , 14:18 .

[@maths_505]

@@CM63_France damn I was terribly sorry a terribly lot this time 😂

[@trelosyiaellinika]

Mashallah! I've said it once, whoever has given you the name Kamal (perfection) has depicted you exactly! Please thank him/her for me.😊

[@maths_505]

@@trelosyiaellinika you're message has been conveyed to my mother 😂

[@guy_with_infinite_power]

Just out of curiosity, Where do you get these integrals? Like what book/s?

[@maths_505]

I mostly just make em up or find them on the internet. Math stackexchange is awesome 🔥🔥

[@77Chester77]

11:13 shouldn't it be "phi -2" instead of "phi -1"? Cool result nevertheless.

[@petterituovinem8412]

17th

[@giuseppemalaguti435]

Si arriva facilmente a I=Σ((-1)^k/(k+1))π/sinπ(k+1)Φ..poi,boh..tu hai usato un metodo diverso .io ,invece, ho usato..la serie logaritmica,la funzione beta,e poi la gamma reflection.. poi mi sono bloccato..ah ah...forse ho trovato l'errore:non si può sviluppare in serie logaritmica perché ln(1+x)...x,tra 0 e 1, è maggiore di 1..

[@MinecraftForever_l]

Σ author💅

[@zunaidparker]

It's cheating to put phi in the intergrand I feel. Not surprising that phi pops out in the result.

[@maths_505]

It's cheating only if the solution did not make use of the properties of phi. Phi at the end is simply our reward😂