Integral of the function exp(Shi(x))

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The discussion centers on integrating the function exp(Shi(x)), with the original poster seeking help using Maple software. Participants clarify that Shi(x) refers to the hyperbolic sine integral function. It is noted that there is no integral of exp(Shi(x)) expressible in terms of standard functions. The conversation emphasizes the complexity of the integral and the limitations of current mathematical tools for solving it. Overall, the integral of exp(Shi(x)) remains unresolved within standard functions.
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Hi. I'm trying to integrate the function exp(Shi(x)).
I'm trying to get Maple to do the integral, but I can't get it to work.

Can anybody help me? Thank you for your time.


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Hanaloum.
 
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Hi Hanaloum! Welcome to PF! :smile:
Seong-Yil Kim said:
Hi. I'm trying to integrate the function exp(Shi(x)).
I'm trying to get Maple to do the integral, but I can't get it to work.

What is Shi(x)? :confused:

Do you mean sinh(x)? If so, there's no integral of esinh(x) in terms of standard functions. :redface:
 
ah … in that case, there's no integral of eShi(x) in terms of standard functions.
 

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