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I have a function (see attached). I need to integrate it over m from - infinity to infinity, h from - infinity to infinity. I need to apply a technique such that the integral takes a simple form, easy for integration. The main problem here as you can see is product of terms in the denominator.

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An integral is a function found and discussed.

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