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If `alpha and beta` are the roots of the equation `x^2-4x + 1=0(alpha > beta)` then find the value of `f(alpha,beta)=(beta^3)/2csc^2(1/2tan^(- 1)(beta/alpha)+(alpha^3)/2sec^2(1/2tan^- 1(alpha/beta))`

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