THE SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF INTEGRATION IN FINITE TERMS
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- 1970-05-01
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Keywords
Exponentiation, Elementary function, Mathematics, Trigonometric functions, Algebra over a field
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- The problem of integration in finite terms
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- Algebraic functions
- Traité des fonctions elliptiques et de leurs applications
- The Problem of Integration in Finite Terms
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