Integral involving exponential functions

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Please help give references on solving the following integral:

[tex]\int\frac{1}{c_{1}e^{ax}+c_{2}e^{bx}}dx[/tex] where [tex]a\neq b[/tex]

Thanks a lot in advance.
 
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It seems that we need to get involved in a hypergeometric function, but no more detailed references...
 
lequan said:
It seems that we need to get involved in a hypergeometric function, but no more detailed references...
Are you asking for indefinite integral or definite integral? For definite integral [itex](0,\infty)[/itex], the reference I cited above has many expressions that look similar to what you have. As I noted above, nothing for indefinite integral.