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occurred Apr 22, 2017 at 14:49

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edited Apr 21, 2017 at 18:48

I was integrating a function and got something essentially like

E^(mu beta) * (1/beta)

E^(mu beta) * (1/beta)

There beta is defined as 1/(kT). I want to display the entire expression as

E^(mu beta) * (k T)

E^(mu beta) * (k T)

Is there a non-manual way to do that?

I was integrating a function and got something essentially like

E^(mu beta) * (1/beta)

There beta is defined as 1/(kT). I want to display the entire expression as

E^(mu beta) * (k T)

Is there a non-manual way to do that?

I was integrating a function and got something essentially like

E^(mu beta) * (1/beta)

There beta is defined as 1/(kT). I want to display the entire expression as

E^(mu beta) * (k T)

Is there a non-manual way to do that?

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asked Apr 21, 2017 at 18:40

Substituting variables in only certain environments?

I was integrating a function and got something essentially like

E^(mu beta) * (1/beta)

There beta is defined as 1/(kT). I want to display the entire expression as

E^(mu beta) * (k T)

Is there a non-manual way to do that?

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