Mathematica Asked on May 11, 2021
If this question is beating a dead horse about Hold
, Inactivate
etc., a close vote is fair enough. That being said, I’m curious about ways to achieve this.
I have an expression, the result of an integral,
(-3 ArcTan[(1 - a)/Sqrt[1 - a^2]]^2 - ArcSin[a] (2 ArcTan[(1 - a)/Sqrt[1 - a^2]] +
ArcTan[a/Sqrt[1 - a^2]]) /. a -> 1/2) - (-3 ArcTan[(1 - a)/Sqrt[1 - a^2]]^2 -
ArcSin[a] (2 ArcTan[(1 - a)/Sqrt[1 - a^2]] + ArcTan[a/Sqrt[1 - a^2]]) /. a -> 0)
I want to evaluate the two ReplaceAll
‘s, and all ArcTan
‘s and ArcSin
‘s, but not any nodes higher than them in the expression tree. I obtained the full expression with
Inactive[(# /. a -> 1/2) - (# /. a -> 0)] &@
Integrate[(# /. b -> 1 - a) - (# /. b -> a) &@ Integrate[1/(1 + b^2 - a^2), b], a]
Bumbling around a bit, here’s what I got:
Activate[Inactivate[(# /. a -> 1/2) - (# /. a -> 0)], ReplaceAll] /.
{
Inactive[ArcTan][x_] :> Activate[ArcTan@x],
Inactive[ArcSin][x_] :> Activate[ArcSin@x]
}&@
Integrate[(# /. b -> 1 - a) - (# /. b -> a) &@ Integrate[1/(1 + b^2 - a^2), b], a]
I suppose this (activating ReplaceAll
‘s, then replacing selected inactive expressions with their activated versions) is a pretty straightforward way of achieving this — is it a rightheaded approach? Are there more concise approaches, perhaps with Hold
?
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