Maple Integration: How to Integrate Functions with Parameters and Limits

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how i can integrata function with parameters that's limits have parameter 2 in maple?


please help me
 
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If you mean something like $\int_{a}^{b}\int_{g(x)}^{h(x)}f(x,y)\, dydx$ then the Maple syntax is

Code:
int( int( f(x,y),y=g(x)..h(x) ), x=a..b);

The spaces are not necessary, just to make it readable.
Otherwise, use the command ?MultiInt or ?int or ?Student
 
int*(gamma[0](3*cos(2*`μπ`*(1/2))+3/2-(1/2)*x^2)^4/(`#msup(mi("x"),mo("."))`(4*x^2*gamma[0]^2-`ℏ`^2*Omega^2)*sqrt(((1/4)*rho[0]^2-x^2)*(x^2-(1/4)*rho[g]^2))), x = rho[g] .. sqrt(rho[0]^2+rho[g]^2)/(2*sqrt(2)))

in use that but still i have no correct output
 
Your first error is the 4th character. You want
int(
not
int*(

Next: what is gamma[0] ... a function as in the numerator, or a constant as in the denominator?

With the quartic under the radical, it looks like an elliptic integral.

What is x with superscript dot?