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Re: Integration

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• Subject: [mg44423] Re: Integration
• From: akhmel at hotmail.com (Alex)
• Date: Sat, 8 Nov 2003 04:51:04 -0500 (EST)
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> 
>   There is no computer program or a human being who can do that and no 
> sane person would make this sort of claim. Unless, that is,"can handle" 
> means "can handle in principle" - in other words, there are no specific 
> types of such integrals it "can't handle", in which case the claim is 
> valid.
> 
> 

1) I expected from you more than just play on words, but rather an
advice on how to make Mathematica compute an elementary integral.

2) I did compute this particular integral and I challenge you and
anybody else to give me an integral, which is computable as indefinite
in terms of elementary functions, so that I couldn't handle it by
myself.

Alex

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