Sebastik

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Feb 13	comment	Is there a way to teach integrate new solutions? OK. It seems like adapting the answer that was given in @b.gatessucks' link does the trick given that one includes all possible deviations from the pattern using _. pattern objects. Thanks a lot!
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Feb 13	comment	Is there a way to teach integrate new solutions? @b.gatessucks This is nice for the direct function, but like replacements it fails once the pattern is not met exactly, e.g. it is multiplied by a constant, or a function (that Integrate knows how to do) is added.
Feb 13	comment	Is there a way to teach integrate new solutions? I was (and am) looking, but didn't find anything. Any hint on a keyword?
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Dec 13	comment	Cyclic Noncommutative Multiplication Good point, @whuber . I was thinking something along the lines of letting it check if what is left and right is a one (then it can cycle) or something else (then it can't). On the other hand, I don't really need it to be encoded in the multiplication itself. I'd be perfectly happy with a newly defined trace that I can apply on my expressions and that knows that cyclic permutations are identical.
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