Landen transformations

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Landen transformations are classical iterative formulas in analysis that relate elliptic integrals (and associated means) at different moduli, enabling their efficient evaluation and simplification.

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instanceOf iterative transformation ⓘ
mathematical concept ⓘ
transformation of elliptic integrals ⓘ
appearsIn theory of elliptic functions ⓘ
theory of modular equations ⓘ
appliesTo complete elliptic integral of the first kind ⓘ
complete elliptic integral of the second kind ⓘ
category iterative algorithms in analysis ⓘ
special functions identities ⓘ
definesRecurrenceFor modulus sequence ⓘ
sequence of means ⓘ
effect relates E(k) to E(k_1) for transformed modulus k_1 ⓘ
relates K(k) to K(k_1) for transformed modulus k_1 ⓘ
field analysis ⓘ
elliptic function theory ⓘ
numerical analysis ⓘ
hasApplication computational mathematics ⓘ
engineering problems with elliptic integrals ⓘ
theoretical physics involving elliptic integrals ⓘ
hasFormula transformation mapping k to (1−√(1−k^2))/(1+√(1−k^2)) ⓘ
transformation mapping k to 2√k/(1+k) ⓘ
hasType ascending Landen transformation ⓘ
descending Landen transformation ⓘ
historicalPeriod 18th century ⓘ
namedAfter John Landen ⓘ
property can be iterated to obtain rapidly convergent sequences ⓘ
preserve value of certain elliptic integrals under change of modulus ⓘ
purpose acceleration of convergence in iterative schemes ⓘ
efficient evaluation of elliptic integrals ⓘ
simplification of elliptic integrals ⓘ
relatedTo Gauss transformation for elliptic integrals ⓘ
Gauss–Landen transformations ⓘ
duplication formulas for elliptic integrals ⓘ
modular transformations ⓘ
relatesTo AGM iteration ⓘ
arithmetic–geometric mean ⓘ
complete elliptic integrals ⓘ
elliptic integrals ⓘ
elliptic modulus ⓘ
usedFor derivation of AGM-based algorithms ⓘ
evaluation of elliptic integrals with different moduli from a known value ⓘ
high-precision computation of π via elliptic integrals ⓘ
usesParameter complementary modulus k' ⓘ
elliptic modulus k ⓘ

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