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Jacobi elliptic sine (sn(u,k))

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The Jacobi elliptic sine is the local inverse of the elliptic integral of the first kind: if
u=∫0z​(1−t2)(1−k2t2)​dt​,
(1)
then z=sn(u,k). Its analytic continuation is a meromorphic doubly periodic function.
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Period lattice of the Jacobi elliptic sine

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Jacobi elliptic sine
For real 0<k<1, the period lattice of sn(u,k) is generated by
4K(k)and2iK′(k).
(1)
The periods arise by composing the monodromy reflections of its inverse elliptic integral of the first kind.

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