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Re: DefiniteIntegrate Question, noopen


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  • Subject: [mg12430] Re: DefiniteIntegrate Question, noopen
  • From: nbusch@micro.honeywell.com
  • Date: Thu, 14 May 1998 11:15:39 -0400
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  • References: <6j3gn7$cgo@smc.vnet.net>

In article <6j3gn7$cgo@smc.vnet.net>,
  nbusch@micro.honeywell.com wrote:
>
> Mathematica Enhanced Version 2.2 (running Windows 3.1) Kernel Version
> 2.2
> Build Number: Alpha 2.2.1.981
>
> Why do I get the Message "Get::noopen: Can't open
> Integrate`DefiniteIntegrate`." and what does it mean?
>
> Input:
> InputForm[
> Integrate[(Ms/Pi)*(2*a2^2*x)*ArcTan[t/(2*(xx-x))], {x,-(w/2),(w/2)}]+
> Integrate[(Ms/Pi)*(3*a3^3*x^2)*ArcTan[t/(2*(xx-x))], {x,-(w/2),(w/2)}]+
> Integrate[(Ms/Pi)*(4*a4^4*x^3)*ArcTan[t/(2*(xx-x))], {x,-(w/2),(w/2)}]+
> Integrate[(Ms/Pi)*(5*a5^5*x^4)*ArcTan[t/(2*(xx-x))], {x,-(w/2),(w/2)}]+
> Integrate[(Ms/Pi)*(6*a6^6*x^5)*ArcTan[t/(2*(xx-x))], {x,-(w/2),(w/2)}]]
>
> Message:
> Get::noopen: Can't open Integrate`DefiniteIntegrate`.
>
> Output:
> (-(7.500000000000001*10^-6)*a2^2)/Pi^2 + (0.*a3^3)/Pi^2 -
> (2.5*10^-12*a4^4)/Pi^2 + (0.*a5^5)/Pi^2 -
>   (1.5*10^-18*a6^6)/Pi^2 - (0.000015*a3^3*xx)/Pi^2 + (0.*a4^4*xx)/Pi^2 -
> (5.000000000000001*10^-12*a5^5*xx)/Pi^2 +
>   (0.*a6^6*xx)/Pi^2 + ...
>
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I had Mathematica installed in

	[drive]:\winaps\wnmath22

and the Integrate package was located in

	[drive]:\winaps\wnmath22\Packages\Preload\Integrat

The Definite.m was in that directry, but I still got the error, Even
after reloading.

So I tried reloading again and this time I installed to

	[drive]:\wnmath22

Now the problem is gone.

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