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I haven't been able to find any information in SMath... SMath has the notation capability to evaluate a definite integral between an upper and lower bound. (shown with the standard integral sign) But is there a condensed notation, in SMath, for the evaluation of a given function between an upper and lower bound? (normally shown as a vertical bar) Thanks! 
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Originally Posted by: justhumm  I haven't been able to find any information in SMath...
SMath has the notation capability to evaluate a definite integral between an upper and lower bound.
(shown with the standard integral sign)
But is there a condensed notation, in SMath, for the evaluation of a given function between an upper and lower bound?
(normally shown as a vertical bar)
Thanks!
As on how to gain info: If you install the preconfigured portable distribution (see signature), the [?] button in the toolbar leads to a interactive manual. The notation you ask for is provided by the at() function from the custom function plugin. ![2017-09-11 10_53_29-SMath Studio 0.98.6437 - [at.sm].png](/forum/resource.ashx?a=19233&b=2)  at.sm (22kb) downloaded 14 time(s). |
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