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A formula for angular and hyperangular integration

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A formula is derived which allows angular or hyperangular integration to be performed on any function of the coordinates of a D-dimensional space, provided that it is possible to expand the function as a polynomial in the coordinates x1,x2,...,xd. The expansion need not be carried out for the formula to be applied.

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Avery, J. A formula for angular and hyperangular integration. Journal of Mathematical Chemistry 24, 169–174 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1019174720234

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