[scilab-Users] On scilab functions intg and intc

[Manjusha Joshi]

Hello Alex,


> Hello, my name is Alex.
> I am engineer in construction department and postgraduate student in
> Siberian Federal University (Krasnoyarsk, Russia). I use Scilab in my
> scientific work. Thank you for great software!
>
> I met with problem of using function intg. Intg can not integrate smooth
> function. It say: "Problem of convergence...". But function intc gives
> answer.
>
> I use intg because if there is function from several arguments, for example
> f(x,alpha,betta), I send alpha and betta in function f with using option
> list(f,alpha,betta). I like it more than send variable in function via
> global variable.
>
> If you take interested in this problem, I can send you this function, that
> can not integrate intg and can intc.
>
>
I am interested in knowing for which function you cannot integrate with intg
and can integrate with intc.

Regards,

>
>

-- 
Manjusha Joshi
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