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  1. Risch’s algorithm for integration We want to integrate −ex − x + ln(x)x + ln(x)xex f := x(ex + x)2 The elementary field we obtain is Q(x)(q1, q2) with q1 = ex, q2 = ln(x), and so the integrand …

  2. Arthur C. Norman, P. M. A. Moore, Implementing the New Risch Algorithm, Proceedings of the 4th International Colloquium on Advanced Computing Methods in Theoretical Physics, pp. 99-110, …

  3. And we were taught wrong. The Risch algorithm (which is known for decades) allows one to find, in a finite number of steps, if a given indefinite integral can be taken in elementary functions,

  4. Risch’s original algorithm requires polynomial factorization over the constant field as well as testing for integrality, but it has been shown by M. Rothstein [7, 8] that the computation of …

  5. American Mathematical Society is collaborating with JSTOR to digitize, preserve and extend access to Transactions of the American Mathematical Society. This paper deals with the …

  6. Lieutenant General Risch, a native of Orange/West Orange, NJ, was initially commissioned a Second Lieutenant in the Field Artillery in 1984. He served as a Platoon Leader, Executive …

  7. he late author Manuel Bronstein presents a modern version of the algorithm commonly grouped under the appellation Risch algorithm. The Risch algorithm is concerned with the solution to the...