Mathematica Asked by cqd123123 on July 28, 2021
Mathematica automatically evaluates Sin
and Cos
when TrigReduce
is applied. For example, TrigReduce[Cos[2*t]*Cos[2*t]]
results in 1/2 (1 + Cos[4 t])
. In my application I would like TrigReduce
to keep the Sin
and Cos
as is. I’d like to have 1/2 (Cos[0 t] + Cos[4 t])
as the output of the preceding example. I tried to use Inactivate
, but that seems to prevent TrigReduce
from working as well.
There is one way:
expr1 = Cos[2*t]^2 /. Cos[2 t]^2 :> Cos[(2 + x)*t]*Cos[2 t]
(* Cos[2 t] Cos[t (2 + x)] *)
Then
expr2 = TrigReduce@expr
(* 1/2 (Cos[2 t - t (2 + x)] + Cos[2 t + t (2 + x)]) *)
Now we can simplify the subexpressions under the Cos
sighs, and replace tx
by HoldForm[0]
and x
- by 0
:
MapAt[Simplify, expr2, {{2, 1, 1}, {2, 2, 1}}] /.
t x -> HoldForm[0] /. x -> 0
yielding
I have no idea how your other terms look like. Therefore, I cannot garanty that it will work for the whole your complex expression. However, you can try to invent something along this line.
Please do not forget that HoldForm[0]
cannot be operated by Mma functions. If you need to further operate with the result, apply first ReleaseHold
.
Have fun!
Answered by Alexei Boulbitch on July 28, 2021
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