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Re: Double integration
Posted:
Dec 4, 2011 11:29 PM
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"Marcio Barbalho" <marciobarbalho@live.com> wrote in message
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> "Roger Stafford" wrote
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>> It is my guess that you will never find a double integral solution to
>> this particular problem of yours unless you do things numerically at some
>> stage. I also doubt that Mupad or Maple will try experimenting with a
>> polar coordinate change that could simplify the inner integral. What
>> have you got against numerical methods, Marcio?
>>
>> Roger Stafford
>
> I have abso-bloody-lutely nothing against numerial integration. In
> actuality, I love numerical methods, of course, that does not mean I am an
> expert. I am just a junior engineer who loves maths and eventually find it
> interesting to play with calculus on rainy weekends.
>
> Alright... my question is... how do I solve the inner integral numerically
> if the upper limit is not a number but an expression?
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