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|    Albert Rich to All    |
|    Re: rubi ability?    |
|    30 Oct 14 02:26:00    |
      From: Albert_Rich@msn.com              It's always good to hear from a "big fan of Rubi"!              Inspired in part by your post on September 7th, improvements made to the just       released Rubi 4.6 enable it to integrate log(2+x)^3*log(3+x)*x^3 wrt x. The       result is comparable in size to the Mathematica's and contains 6 polylogarithm       functions.              More generally Rubi 4.6 can integrate, at least in principle, any expression       of the form               Px F(g+h x)^m (a+b log(c (d (e+f x)^p)^q))              wrt x where Px is a polynomial, m is a non-negative integer and F is log,       arcsin, arccos, arctan, arccot, or their inverse hyperbolic counterparts.              However, like the other systems tested, Rubi 4.6 is unable to integrate       log(2+x)^3*log(3+x)^2*x^3 wrt x. I would guess this expressions is not       integrable in terms of the elementary and polylogarithm functions(?).              Albert              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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