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Mathematica code for change of variable
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- Subject: [mg115313] Mathematica code for change of variable
- From: Lynn Bu <bu.lynn5 at gmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 7 Jan 2011 04:10:27 -0500 (EST)
Hello,
I work in Mathematica 7.0 and would like to know how to solve for S(B):
given that S(t) = Integral[p(x,t) Log[p(x,t)]dx, (-infinity,
infinity)] and p(x,t) = (1/ct) F(x/ ct).
There is a change of the variable x into:
y = x/ ct
In which case S(B) looks like:
S(B) = A + cB
for A = Integral[dy F(y) Ln[F(y)], (-infinity, infinity)]
and B = Ln(t)
This is of course easier to solve by hand but I need a way to
demonstrate in Mathematica. I used "Solve", combining first two
equations, etc, however I was not successful.
Thanks if you can help,
L.B.
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