Lecture
Integration of Simple Elements
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This lecture covers the integration of simple elements, starting with the decomposition of a function into irreducible factors and then into simple elements. The process involves identifying coefficients, integrating the elements, and putting back the same denominators. Examples are provided to illustrate the concepts, along with the integration of limit expansions.
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