1. Sep 18, 2012 #1

   Nyasha

   

   I am a bit rusty on my integration techniques. Can someone please tell me which integration technique to use for this integral ? I don't want to anyone to solve it for me. I just want to be nudged in the right direction.

    

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3. Sep 18, 2012 #2

   Dick

   

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   How about keeping it simple and just trying u=z^2+p^2?

    

   Dick, Sep 18, 2012

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