double integral infinite limits

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kostas
kostas on 26 Aug 2011
I would like to calculate the double integral of a function like this
fun=exp(-u^2).*exp((-1/exp(u)).*v^2).*exp(-log(v)+s^2)
I want to integrate this function for the variables v and u (s is a variable with random value).Both limits wanted to be from -Inf:Inf... Your help is so important...

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson on 26 Aug 2011
Use the same techniques recommended in your previous question about double integral with infinite limits, http://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/answers/14514-double-integral-infinite-limits
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kostas
kostas on 26 Aug 2011
I am a beginner in matlab and i can't understand how to use arrayfun in my problem...:(

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