New to sympy development. Some pointers needed (Integration).

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Yash Aggarwal

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Dec 1, 2016, 2:38:21 PM12/1/16
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Hi, I am a new to working with big projects and want to contribute to sympy. I am currently good with python and c++ and wanted to introduce myself to community. 

Keeping it short:
I am a first year from NIE, mysore. India.
Till now, I have been doing competitive coding when it comes to programming.
I consider myself good with calculus, and so I wish to work on integration module.

I have decided to study risch-norman algo and everyting else given in internals section of documentation on integration. Is there some other important things i should study before jumping in and shouldn't leave for "learn when needed to" category.

Aaron Meurer

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Dec 1, 2016, 3:16:05 PM12/1/16
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The Risch algorithm is a complex algorithm. The Bronstein book is the
best resource for it.

Aaron Meurer
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