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Re: Factoring
Posted:
Jan 12, 2012 1:13 PM
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John Smith wrote:
> Thanks. I just read your 1/(1+x^5) paper.
> I can immediately follow the factorization.
> I've done partial fractions before but not that complex.
> I can't help thinking that if I needed the integral of that function I'd use
> a numerical method.
How? Numerical methods are for definite integrals, aren't they?
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