
Archa P.
asked 05/25/21What is the integral of k^2. dk^3
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I assume that what is wanted is the 3 space (x,y,z) integral of k2
That is
∫ dkx dky dkz k2
Going to spherical polar coordinates , this becomes
4 π ∫ (k2 dk) k2 = (4 π / 5) k5 where k is now the upper limit of the integral
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Paul M.
05/25/21