Russian book of thousands of integrals for practice problems

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My professor was explaining that he has a several thousand page, Russian book of integrals in his office for solving for practice. Has anyone ever heard of it, or even know the title of the book. I just want to be able to google search it and see how much it costs.



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He was probably talking about Gradsheyn and Rytzik. They were Russian Jews and their book (no matter the edition) is indeed a masterpiece worth having.
 
bigubau said:
He was probably talking about Gradsheyn and Rytzik. They were Russian Jews and their book (no matter the edition) is indeed a masterpiece worth having.

thank you so much. $5 with shipping, not bad :approve:
 
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Could be Gradsheyn and Rytzik.
There are others like Prudnikov, Brychkov, and Marichev.
Whichever it is beware that many of the integrals in those books are complicated, hard, or wrong; sometimes all three.

Here are some solved problems
http://129.81.170.14/~vhm/Table.html