IntegrationTools[GetIntegrand] - extract the integrand from an integral
IntegrationTools[GetRange] - extract the range from a definite integral
IntegrationTools[GetVariable] - extract the variable of integration from an integral
IntegrationTools[GetOptions] - extract the option of integration from an integral
IntegrationTools[GetParts] - extract the parts of an integral as a list
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Calling Sequence
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GetIntegrand(v)
GetRange(v)
GetVariable(v)
GetOptions(v)
GetParts(v)
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Description
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The GetIntegrand command extracts the integrand from a definite or indefinite integral.
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The GetRange command extracts the range(s) from a definite integral.
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The GetVariable command extracts the variable(s) of integration from a definite or indefinite integral.
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The GetOptions command extracts any optional arguments from a definite integral.
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The GetParts command extracts all of the above parts as a list [Integrand, [Variable(s)], [Range(s)], [Option(s)]].
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Examples
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Here is an example of a nested integral.
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The same example given as a multiple integral.
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