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integrate(sqrt(2*m*(E - x)), x) #16951
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is there someone working on this issue. i'm a newbie in python programming and would love to contribute to sympy. i have studied sympy a little and have fell in love with this project, i would love to work on it if possible |
I don't think anyone is working on this but I'm also not sure how easy this is. Since the results come out in terms the Meijer-G function I assume that the meijerint integration method is responsible for this output. If m is declared positive then the result comes out more simply: In [8]: x, E = symbols('x, E')
In [9]: m = Symbol('m', positive=True)
In [10]: integrate(sqrt(2*m*(E-x)), x)
Out[10]:
3/2
-2⋅√2⋅√m⋅(E - x)
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3 I'm not sure exactly what the general correct answer should be without knowing any assumptions for m. |
Closes diofant#842 Closes sympy/sympy#16951 // fixed by ac3c182
Closes diofant#842 Closes sympy/sympy#16951 // fixed by ac3c182
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