Can some body help me solving this problem:

[mwtengr]

I need solution of integral of double exponential curve:

∫1/(ae^bx+ce^dx ) dx, Where a, b, c and d are constants. the expression is part of derivation for flow of fluid through porous media.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Deleted member 4993]

I need solution of integral of double exponential curve:

∫1/(ae^bx+ce^dx ) dx, Where a, b, c and d are constants. the expression is part of derivation for flow of fluid through porous media.

Thanks in advance.

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[yoscar04]

The solution is very non trivial. Try Wolfram integrator.

 

[mwtengr]

The solution is very non trivial. Try Wolfram integrator.

Thanks a lot.

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Sorry cant give more info. its my research work. Please close the thread instead, as I cant find how to delete it.

Regards

 

[Deleted member 4993]

Thanks a lot.

Sorry cant give more info. its my research work. Please close the thread instead, as I cant find how to delete it.

Regards

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