How do I tell WolframAlpha which variables are real and which are natural?

Dear WolframAlpha Community,

How does one declare that a variable is real and two other variables are natural numbers?

I would like to work with this complex fraction:

(1-e^(2 i pi (-j+l+t)))/(1-e^((2 i pi (-j+l+t))/n))

and its modulus

sin^2(pi t) csc^2((pi (-j+l+t))/n)

In the exponents, i = sqrt(-1); t is real; n, l, j are natural numbers; l and j are less than or equal to n.

I could not find answers in WolframAlpha when I searched.

Thank you!

Hi Aaron,

If Wolfram Alpha is struggling to parse your query you can often use simple Wolfram syntax instead. To say n is a natural number in Mathematica you typically do something like:

Element[n, Integers] && n > 0

Check these documentation pages for more information.
Assumptions and Domains
Simplifying with Assumptions
Using Assumptions

Thank you!

In Wolfram Language 12 or later, you can also use PositiveIntegers, i.e., Element[n, PositiveIntegers].