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Liouville's theorem on integration
Also called Liouville's principle.
An elementary antiderivative, if one exists, has a form built from the integrand's elementary logarithms and exponentials.
An elementary antiderivative, if one exists, has a form built from the integrand's elementary logarithms and exponentials.
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