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Some definite integrals containing the Tree T function

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We consider, from a symbolic point of view, a pair of definite integrals containing Lambert W, recently considered from a numerical point of view by Walter Gautschi. We transform the integrals to a shape that can be integrated in special cases by a computer-algebra system or by using tables of integrals, such as Prudnikov et al.

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          cover image ACM Communications in Computer Algebra
          ACM Communications in Computer Algebra  Volume 48, Issue 1/2
          March/June 2014
          70 pages
          ISSN:1932-2240
          DOI:10.1145/2644288
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