Le mercredi 1 mars 2017 06:38:28 UTC+1, rjf a écrit : > > Other than the academic interest in 'anti-differentiation' it is not > clear that this is such an important problem in (say) physics or > engineering. > Definite integration problems can be done by quadrature programs, > and of course the vast majority of symbolic integration problems > (from calculus texts) can be done by almost any reasonable computer > algebra system. > > > This is one reason why I said I would not try to implement something like rubi in Giac/Xcas : my current symbolic integrator is good enough, it's better to invest programming time in other areas. I'm not against adding a few rules, but not thousands...
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