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Mathematica vs 2022 MIT Integration Bee Qualifying Exam

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I started working through the regular season problems.
POSTED BY: Peter Burbery

Stephen Wolfram writes about the advances Mathematica has made in his blog post "Don't Forget Integrals!" for 13.0. I think its exciting to be able to simplify an integral that was previously expressible only in terms of elliptic integrals into ArcTanh, for example.
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For example the function IntegrateAlgebraic uses many different heuristics to try to find the best form of a integral, but its a very challenging problem. I might have been able to resolve some of the challenging problems with IntegrateAlgebraic, which uses Laurent Series for example to compute the simplest expansion in terms of elementary functions.
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I would like to mention that there is a lot of theory behind finding the simplest form of an integral.
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