Mathematica Non-integrable multiple integrals for Mathematica

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The discussion revolves around evaluating complex multiple integrals in Mathematica, particularly when faced with "non-integrable" functions. The user, Anna, struggles with coding the integration process and seeks help to generate a final array of numerical values for varying time parameters. A respondent, Bill, suggests using NIntegrate for efficiency and emphasizes the importance of verifying results for accuracy. Anna acknowledges the advice and expresses a desire to simplify her approach while exploring further problems involving similar integrals. The conversation highlights the challenges of numerical integration and the need for clarity in coding strategies within Mathematica.
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You probably have a division by 0 somewhere. Look at your variable j and see what happens near 0. Possible solutions are to interpolate the inverse of the original equation, or to simply avoid 0.
 

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