Is There a Free Alternative to Mathematica for Complex Calculations?

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Integrating complex expressions can be challenging, especially when using the Wolfram online integrator, which is limited to simpler expressions. Users encountering the message requiring Mathematica for evaluation often seek alternatives due to licensing issues. Several free computer algebra systems can serve as replacements for Mathematica, including Maxima, Sage, Axiom, and SymPy. These tools offer varying capabilities for handling complex mathematical expressions and can be effective for users looking for cost-free solutions.
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I am trying to integrate a very messy expression using Wolfram online integrator but I get the message:
"You need to use Mathematica to evaluate this expression".
The online integrator works only for relatively simple expressions.
Unfortunately I do not have a license for Mathematica.
Any proposal to overcome this?
Is there a free computer algebra software that can be used as a replacement to Mathematica.
 
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