Error in using 'cumtrapz' for integration

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N Haq
N Haq le 10 Août 2022
Modifié(e) : Matt J le 11 Août 2022
Hello
I need to use 'cumtrapz' for a particular part of my project, but before that i am trying to understand how it works for multiple time cumulative integration. As a test, i was trying the following basic code:
ny = 101;
eta = linspace(-1,1,ny)';
f1 = sin(eta);
% Calculation of first cumulative integral
g1 = cumtrapz(eta,f1);
% Calculation of second cumulative integral
h1 = cumtrapz(eta,g1);
% Calculation of third cumulative intergal
k1 = cumtrapz(eta,h1);
We know that first integration of sinx is -cosx and then second intergration is -sinx.
So the value of g1 at each grid point must match {-cos(grid point) + cos(-1)}, Which it does.
But then the value of h1 at each grid point must match {-sin(grid point) + sin(-1)}, which it doesn't.
I was wondering why this happens.

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Matt J
Matt J le 10 Août 2022
Modifié(e) : Matt J le 10 Août 2022
But next, value of h1 at each grid point must match {-sin(grid point value) - (-sin(-1))},
No, it will be -sin(x)+x*cos(-1) -( -sin(-1)-1*cos(-1))
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Matt J
Matt J le 10 Août 2022
Modifié(e) : Matt J le 11 Août 2022
What is the indefinite integral of f(x)=-cos(x)+c? It is g(x)=-sin(x)+c*x.
The definite integral from a to b is therefore,
g(b)-g(a) = (-sin(b)+c*b) - (-sin(a)+c*a)
Now, substitute in b=x and a=-1 and c=cos(-1).
N Haq
N Haq le 10 Août 2022
Thank you Matt ! This really helped , i appreciate your time.

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