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integrand [ˈɪntɪˌgrænd] n (Mathematics) a mathematical function to be integrated [from Latin: to be integrated]
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This expression cannot be simplified because the integrands don't cancel. On the other hand, the above results are at odds with a fallacious belief that these integrals must obey the wave equation because their integrands do. 31, 2005 UMC and Integrand Partner to Bring Advanced Capabilities to 0. |
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re, to integrate; see integrate.]