Integrating the function $\alpha^{2}\sin^{2}\left( \dfrac {2 \pi x}{w}\right)$

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I need to find

$\int ^{x}_{0} \alpha^{2}\sin^{2}\left( \dfrac {2 \pi x}{w}\right) dL$

where

$L=\dfrac {2kE\left( \dfrac {2\pi \alpha }{k}\right) }{\pi}\approx \dfrac {k+w}{2}\left( \dfrac {3\left( k-w\right)^{2}}{\left( k+w\right) \left( 10k+10w+\sqrt {k^{2}+w^{2}+14kw}\right) }+1\right)$

$k=\sqrt {4\pi ^{2}\alpha ^{2}+w^{2}}$

and

$E\left( m\right)=\int^{\dfrac {\pi}{2}}_{0}\sqrt {1-m^{2}\sin ^{2}\theta }d\theta$.

I have tried approximating $L$ and solving for $\alpha$ and $w$ in order to substitue into the first equation but it seems for the approximation to maintain a reasonable level of accuracy, the solutions for $\alpha$ and $w$ must be horrendously long.

I would greatly appreciate any input.