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|    Jean-Michel Collard to All    |
|    Re: integrals involving floor(x)    |
|    07 May 23 06:57:04    |
      From: jmcollard798@gmail.com              Le lundi 23 janvier 2023 à 04:28:48 UTC+1, Albert Rich a écrit :       > Mathematica 13 returns Integrate[Floor[x], x] unevaluated, even when       assuming x is real.        >        > Derive 6.10 is 20 years old and its mathematical engine was implemented by       two people. Wonder how many people worked on Maple and Mathematica over the       past 20 years.        >        > Albert       Dear Albert and all,              In fact I did that Albert; even more than your 20 years ago and I am not a       masochist :)       I began using Maple at the beginning of the '90 (Maple V.2) and Mathematica in       1990       (release 1.1.a).       And I still use them.       I am not a CS guy/geek at all , I am a retired mathematician and I do enjoy       playing       with that 2 softwares.       Moreover the "Personal/Home" editions are pretty cheap.       Kind regards to all,       JMC (Jean-Michel)       PS: Don't take care of the so-called email you see regarding me, this is a       fake.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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