4 Elementary FunctionsTrigonometric Functions

§4.20 Derivatives and Differential Equations

4.20.1 ddz⁡sin⁡z =cos⁡z,
4.20.2 ddz⁡cos⁡z =−sin⁡z,
4.20.3 ddz⁡tan⁡z =sec2⁡z,
4.20.4 ddz⁡csc⁡z =−csc⁡z⁢cot⁡z,
4.20.5 ddz⁡sec⁡z =sec⁡z⁢tan⁡z,
4.20.6 ddz⁡cot⁡z =−csc2⁡z,
4.20.7 dndzn⁡sin⁡z =sin⁡(z+12⁢n⁢π),
4.20.8 dndzn⁡cos⁡z =cos⁡(z+12⁢n⁢π).

With a≠0, the general solutions of the differential equations

4.20.9 d2wdz2+a2⁢w =0,
4.20.10 (dwdz)2+a2⁢w2 =1,
4.20.11 dwdz−a2⁢w2 =1,

are respectively

4.20.12 w =A⁢cos⁡(a⁢z)+B⁢sin⁡(a⁢z),
4.20.13 w =(1/a)⁢sin⁡(a⁢z+c),
4.20.14 w =(1/a)⁢tan⁡(a⁢z+c),

where A,B,c are arbitrary constants.

For other differential equations see Kamke (1977, pp. 355–358 and 396–400).