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Introduction

newRPL includes an implementation of the Nelder-Mead Simplex Algorithm, which is a generic search algorithm for multiple variables.
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Numeric integration of symbolic expressions is performed in newRPL via the NUMINT command which implements the Adaptive Simpson&#039;s method.

NUMINT accepts four arguments:

	*  the mono-variate function to integrate, either in symbolic or program form;
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