# Solve numerically a triple integral with multiple variables in the bounds?

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 Hello - I've found some posts that are similar to my question, but none that match it enough to help.I'm trying to solve a triple integral numerically, but I keep running into the problem that the Mathematica doesn't like the bounds. The issue is that the bounds on the most interior integral involve two variables, and I don't know how to fix this and turn it into an integral with one variable in the bounds. I think...... The integral is given below. NIntegrate[((r12^2 + r13^2 - r23^2) gLJ[r23, sAr, 0, epsAr] r23 dVLJdr[r13, sAr, epsAr] gLJ[r13, sAr, 0, epsAr])/r12^2, {r12, 0, \[Infinity]}, {r13, 0, \[Infinity]}, {r23, Abs[r12 - r13], r12 + r13}] If it seems that its actually the functions themselves that are the issue, I will be happy to show them. I just didn't want to clutter the message.Thanks in advance for any advice.For those familiar with thermodynamics, this is part of an attempt at a solution of a three body radial distribution function for a Leonard-Jones fluid.
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