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(in-package :maxima)

(macsyma-module limit)


;;;	**************************************************************
;;;	**							    **
;;;	**			   LIMIT PACKAGE		    **
;;;	**							    **
;;;	**************************************************************

;;; I believe a large portion of this file is described in Paul
;;; Wang's thesis, "Evaluation of Definite Integrals by Symbolic
;;; Manipulation," MIT/LCS/TR-92, Oct. 1971.  This can be found at
;;; https://web.archive.org/web/20191019131847/https://apps.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/732005.pdf


;;; TOP LEVEL FUNCTION(S): $LIMIT $LDEFINT

(declare-top (special origval
		      *indicator numer denom exp var val
		      taylored logcombed
		      $exponentialize lhp? lhcount
		      loginprod? context limit-assumptions
		      limit-top))

(defconstant +behavior-count+ 4)
(defvar *behavior-count-now*)
(defvar *getsignl-asksign-ok* nil)
(defvar *old-integer-info* nil)

(load-macsyma-macros rzmac)

(defmvar simplimplus-problems ()
  "A list of all problems in the stack of recursive calls to simplimplus.")

(defmvar limit-answers ()
  "An association list for storing limit answers.")

(defmvar limit-using-taylor ()
  "Is the current limit computation using taylor expansion?")

(defmvar preserve-direction () "Makes `limit' return Direction info.")

#+nil
(unless (boundp 'integer-info) (setq integer-info ()))

;; For limits toward infinity for the gruntz code, we assume that the limit
;; variable exceeds *large-positive-number*. This value matches the value
;; that the limit code uses for the same purpose.
(defmvar *large-positive-number* (expt 10 8))

;; Don't ask sign questions about $ind.
(putprop '$ind t 'internal)

;; This should be made to give more information about the error.
;;(DEFun DISCONT ()
;;       (cond (errorsw (throw 'errorsw t))
;;	     (t (merror "Discontinuity Encountered"))))

;;(DEFUN PUTLIMVAL (E V)
;;  (let ((exp (cons '(%limit) (list e var val))))
;;    (cond ((not (assolike exp limit-answers))
;;	   (setq limit-answers (cons (cons exp v) limit-answers))
;;	   v)
;;	  (t ()))))

(defun putlimval (e v &aux exp)
  (setq exp `((%limit) ,e ,var ,val))
  (unless (assolike exp limit-answers)
    (push (cons exp v) limit-answers))
  v)

(defun getlimval (e)
  (let ((exp (cons '(%limit) (list e var val))))
    (assolike exp limit-answers)))

(defmacro limit-catch (exp var val)
  `(let ((errorsw t))
    (let ((ans (catch 'errorsw
		 (catch 'limit (limit ,exp ,var ,val 'think)))))
      (if (or (null ans) (eq ans t))
	  ()
	  ans))))

(defmfun $limit (&rest args)
  (let ((first-try (apply #'toplevel-$limit args)))
    (if (and (consp first-try) (eq (caar first-try) '%limit))
      (let ((*getsignl-asksign-ok* t))
        (apply #'toplevel-$limit args))

      ;; The function toplevel-$limit sets $numer, $%enumer, %emode, and 
	  ;; $%e_to_numlog to false. When any of these option variables are true,
	  ;; we resimplify the limit in the current context. 
      (progn
	 	 (when (or $numer $%enumer $%emode $%e_to_numlog)
	  		(setq first-try (resimplify first-try)))
      	 first-try))))

;; Return true iff the expression e has a subexpression that 
;; is an indefinite integral.
(defun indefinite-integral-p (e x)
	(cond (($mapatom e) nil)
	      ((and (eq (caar e) '%integrate) (alike1 x (third e)))
		    (null (fourth e)))
		  (t 
		    (some #'(lambda (q) (indefinite-integral-p q x)) (cdr e)))))

(defun toplevel-$limit (&rest args)
  (let ((limit-assumptions ())
	(*old-integer-info* ())
	($keepfloat t)
	($numer nil)
	($%enumer nil)
	($%emode t) 
	($%e_to_numlog nil)
	(limit-top t))
    (declare (special limit-assumptions limit-top))
    (unless limitp
      (setq *old-integer-info* *integer-info*)
      (setq *integer-info* ()))

    (unwind-protect
	 (let ((exp1 ()) (lhcount $lhospitallim) (*behavior-count-now* 0)
	       (exp ()) (var ()) (val ()) (dr ())
	       (*indicator ()) (taylored ()) (origval ())
	       (logcombed ()) (lhp? ())
	       (varlist ()) (ans ()) (genvar ()) (loginprod? ())
	       (limit-answers ()) (limitp t) (simplimplus-problems ())
	       (lenargs (length args))
	       (genfoo ()))
	   (declare (special lhcount *behavior-count-now* exp var val *indicator
			     taylored origval logcombed lhp?
			     varlist genvar loginprod? limitp))
	   (prog ()
	      (unless (or (= lenargs 3) (= lenargs 4) (= lenargs 1))
		(wna-err '$limit))
	      ;; Is it a LIST of Things?
	      (when (setq ans (apply #'limit-list args))
		(return ans))
	      (setq exp1 (specrepcheck (first args)))
              (when (and (atom exp1)
                         (member exp1 '(nil t)))
                ;; The expression is 'T or 'NIL. Return immediately.
                (return exp1))
	      (cond ((= lenargs 1)
		     (setq var (setq genfoo (gensym)) ; Use a gensym. Not foo.
		           val 0))
		    (t
		     (setq var (second args))
		       (when ($constantp var)
			 (merror (intl:gettext "limit: second argument must be a variable, not a constant; found: ~M") var))
		       (unless (or ($subvarp var) (atom var))
			 (merror (intl:gettext "limit: variable must be a symbol or subscripted symbol; found: ~M") var))
		       (setq val (infsimp (third args)))
		       ;; infsimp converts -inf to minf.  it also converts -infinity to
		       ;; infinity, although perhaps this should generate the error below.
		       (when (and (not (atom val))
				  (some #'(lambda (x) (not (freeof x val)))
					*infinities*))
			 (merror (intl:gettext "limit: third argument must be a finite value or one of: inf, minf, infinity; found: ~M") val))
		       (when (eq val '$zeroa) (setq dr '$plus))
		       (when (eq val '$zerob) (setq dr '$minus))))
	      (cond ((= lenargs 4)
		     (unless (member (fourth args) '($plus $minus) :test #'eq)
		       (merror (intl:gettext "limit: direction must be either 'plus' or 'minus'; found: ~M") (fourth args)))
		     (setq dr (fourth args))))
	      (if (and (atom var) (not (among var val)))
		  (setq exp exp1)
		  (let ((realvar var)) ;; Var is funny so make it a gensym.
		    (setq var (gensym))
		    (setq exp (maxima-substitute var realvar exp1))
		    (putprop var realvar 'limitsub)))

		;; When exp involves an indefinite integral whose integration variable
		;; is the limit variable, return a limit nounform. Do this even when
		;; limsubst is true. Thus limit(int(f(x),x,a) is trapped here, but 
		;; limit(int(f(x,z),x,a) is not. 
	    (when (indefinite-integral-p exp var)
		  	(return (cons (list '%limit) args)))

		;; This returns a limit nounform for expressions such as 
		;; limit(x < 8,x,0), limit(diff(f(x),x,x,0), and ...
        (unless (eq var genfoo)
		  (when (limunknown exp)
			    (return `((%limit) ,@(cons exp1 (cdr args))))))	

	      (setq varlist (ncons var) genvar nil origval val)
	      ;; Transform limits to minf to limits to inf by
	      ;; replacing var with -var everywhere.
	      (when (eq val '$minf)
		(setq val '$inf
		      origval '$inf
		      exp (subin (m* -1 var) exp)))
              
	      ;; Transform the limit value.
	      (unless (infinityp val)
	
		  (let ((*atp* t) (realvar var))
		    ;; *atp* prevents substitution from applying to vars 
		    ;; bound by %sum, %product, %integrate, %limit
		    (setq var (gensym))
		    (putprop var t 'internal)
		    (setq exp (derivative-subst exp val var realvar))
		    (setq exp (maxima-substitute (m+ val var) realvar exp)))
		(setq val (cond ((eq dr '$plus) '$zeroa)
				((eq dr '$minus) '$zerob)
				(t 0)))
		(setq origval 0))

        ;; Convert a limit from below to a limit from above.
		(when (and (not (infinityp val)) (eq dr '$minus))
			(setq exp (maxima-substitute (mul -1 var) var exp))
			(setq dr '$plus)
			(setq val '$zeroa))
              
	      ;; Make assumptions about limit var being very small or very large.
	      ;; Assumptions are forgotten upon exit.
	      (unless (= lenargs 1)
		(limit-context var val dr))
            ;; Resimplify in light of new assumptions. Changing ($expand exp 1 0)
			;; to ($expand exp 0 0) results in a bad testsuite failure for
			;; (assume(a>2), limit(integrate(t/log(t),t,2,a)/a,a,inf)) and
			;; some testsuite results that are more messy.
            (setq exp (resimplify 
			          ($minfactorial
			          (extra-simp 
					  ($expand exp 1 0)))))
           
	      (if (not (or (real-epsilonp val)		;; if direction of limit not specified
			   (infinityp val)))
		  (setq ans (both-side exp var val))	;; compute from both sides
		(progn
		  (setq exp (mabs-subst exp  var val))
		  (setq ans (limit-catch exp var val));; and find limit from one side

		  ;; try gruntz
		  (if (not ans)
		      (setq ans (catch 'taylor-catch
				  (let ((silent-taylor-flag t))
				    (declare (special silent-taylor-flag))       
				    (gruntz1 exp var val)))))

		  ;; try taylor series expansion if simple limit didn't work
		  (if (and (null ans)		;; if no limit found and
			   $tlimswitch		;; user says ok to use taylor and
			   (not limit-using-taylor));; not already doing taylor
		      (let ((limit-using-taylor t))
			(declare (special limit-using-taylor))
			(setq ans (limit-catch exp var val))))))

	      (if ans
		  (return (clean-limit-exp ans))
                  (return (cons '(%limit) args)))))	;; failure: return nounform
      (restore-assumptions))))

(defun clean-limit-exp (exp)
  (setq exp (restorelim exp))
  (if preserve-direction exp (ridofab exp)))

;; Users who want limit to map over equality (mequal) will need to do that 
;; manually.
(defun limit-list (exp1 &rest rest)
  (if (and (mbagp exp1) (not (mequalp exp1)))
      `(,(car exp1) ,@(mapcar #'(lambda (x) (apply #'toplevel-$limit `(,x ,@rest))) (cdr exp1)))
      ()))

(defun limit-context (var val direction) ;Only works on entry!
  (cond (limit-top
	 (assume '((mgreaterp) lim-epsilon 0))
	 (assume '((mgreaterp) prin-inf 100000000))
	 (setq limit-assumptions (make-limit-assumptions var val direction))
	 (setq limit-top ()))
	(t ()))
  limit-assumptions)

(defun make-limit-assumptions (var val direction)
  (let ((new-assumptions))
    (cond ((or (null var) (null val))
	   ())
	  ((and (not (infinityp val)) (null direction))
	   ())
	  ((eq val '$inf)
	   `(,(assume `((mgreaterp) ,var 100000000)) ,@new-assumptions))
	  ((eq val '$minf)
	   `(,(assume `((mgreaterp) -100000000 ,var)) ,@new-assumptions))
	  ((eq direction '$plus)
	   `(,(assume `((mgreaterp) ,var 0)) ,@new-assumptions)) ;All limits around 0
	  ((eq direction '$minus)
	   `(,(assume `((mgreaterp) 0 ,var)) ,@new-assumptions))
	  (t
	   ()))))

(defun restore-assumptions ()
;;;Hackery until assume and forget take reliable args. Nov. 9 1979.
;;;JIM.
  (do ((assumption-list limit-assumptions (cdr assumption-list)))
      ((null assumption-list) t)
    (forget (car assumption-list)))
  (forget '((mgreaterp) lim-epsilon 0))
  (forget '((mgreaterp) prin-inf 100000000))
  (cond ((and (not (null *integer-info*))
	      (not limitp))
	 (do ((list *integer-info* (cdr list)))
	     ((null list) t)
	   (i-$remove `(,(cadar list) ,(caddar list))))
	 (setq *integer-info* *old-integer-info*))))

;; The optional arg allows the caller to decide on the value of
;; preserve-direction.  Default is nil, since we immediately ridofab.
(defun both-side (exp var val &optional (preserve nil))
  (let* ((preserve-direction preserve)
         (la (toplevel-$limit exp var val '$plus)) lb)
    ; Immediately propagate an und without trying the
    ; other direction
    (when (eq la '$und) (return-from both-side '$und))
    (setf lb (toplevel-$limit exp var val '$minus))
    ; Immediately propagate an und
    (when (eq lb '$und) (return-from both-side '$und))
    (let ((ra (ridofab la))
          (rb (ridofab lb)))
        ;; We test for equality of `ra` and `rb`. Since `equal` does not consider 
		;; `equal(ind, ind)` to be true, we need an explicit test for the `ind, ind`
		;; case. Instead of returning `ra`, we could return the expression with the 
		;; smallest `conssize`.
	    (cond 
		   ((or (and (eq ra '$ind) (eq rb '$ind)) (eq t (meqp ra rb))) ra)
       
	        ((or (not (free la '%limit))
                 (not (free lb '%limit)))
             nil)
            (t
             (let ((infa (infinityp la))
                   (infb (infinityp lb)))
               (cond ((and infa infb)
                      ; inf + minf => infinity
                      '$infinity)
                     ((or infa infb)
                      '$und)
                     (t
                      '$ind))))))))

;; Return true when Maxima should return a limit nounform for limit(e,x,var,val).
(defun limunknown (e)
  (not (limit-ok e var)))

;; Return true when Maxima's limit code should be able to determine limit
(defun limit-ok (e x)
   (cond 
    ((mapatom e) t) ;mapatoms are OK
    ;; return nil for an indefinite integral
    ((and (eq (caar e) '%integrate) (alike1 x (third e)) (null (fourth e))) nil)
	;; Return true for integrate(X,z,a,b) provided (a) freeof(x,X) (b) limit-ok(a,x)
	;; and (c) limit-ok(b,x). The function simplim%integrate does not recognize
	;; $limsubst, but this function does.
	((eq (caar e) '%integrate) 
	    (and (limit-ok (fourth e) x) (limit-ok (fifth e) x)) 
		     (or $limsubst ($freeof (third e) x)))
    ;; when the operator of e either (a) has a simplim%function, (b) 
    ;; is a simplifying operator (including subscripted operators), 
    ;; or (c) is $fib, check that each argument of e is OK.
	(t 
        (let* ((op (caar e))
               (ok (or (get op 'operators)
                       (get op 'simplim%function)
                       (and (eq op 'mqapply) (get (subfunname e) 'specsimp))
                       (eq op '$fib))))
		  (and (or ok $limsubst)
		       (or (every #'(lambda(q) (limit-ok q x)) (cdr e)) ($freeof x e)))))))

;; The functionality of this code has been blended into extra-simp. But 
;; there are some differences: (a) when e depends on the global var, this 
;; code converts *every* gamma function into a factorial, but extra-simp only 
;; converts subexpressions of the form gamma(X), where X depends on var to 
;; factorial form (b) this code dispatches minfactorial, but extra-simp 
;; doesn't.

;; The function factosimp is not called by the limit code or by any 
;; code in source.
(defun factosimp(e)
  (if (involve e '(%gamma)) (setq e ($makefact e)))
  (cond ((involve e '(mfactorial))
	 (setq e (simplify ($minfactorial e))))
	(t e)))

;; Define sgn = csign(limit(z,var,val)). Return -1, 0, 1, or nil when
;; sgn is neg, zero, pos, or complex, imaginary or unknown (including when
;; the limit is ind), respectively. Also, when the limit is either zerob or zeroa,
;; return 0.

;; This function obeys the flag *getsignl-asksign-ok*, so it only does
;; an asksign when *getsignl-asksign-ok* is true. 

;; When the limit is either zerob or zeroa, it's reasonable to return -1 or 1,
;; respectively, but that causes a testsuite regression. Also when z is
;; positive but limit(z,var,val) is ind, possibly this function could return 1, but
;; it doesn't.
(defun getsignl (z)
    (let ((sgn))
      (setq z (let ((preserve-direction nil)) (limit-catch z var val)))
  	  (cond
	    ;; Don't call csign on ind, und, infinity, zeroa, or zerob.
		;; When z is either zeroa or zerob, return 0.
	    ((or (eq z '$ind) (eq z '$und) (eq z '$infinity)) nil)
		  ((eq z '$zeroa) 0)
		  ((eq z '$zerob) 0)
		  (t
            (setq sgn (if *getsignl-asksign-ok* ($asksign z) ($csign z)))
            (cond ((eq sgn '$pos) 1)
                  ((eq sgn '$neg) -1)
                  ((eq sgn '$zero) 0)
			      (t nil))))))

(defun restorelim (exp)
  (cond ((null exp) nil)
	((atom exp) (or (and (symbolp exp) (get exp 'limitsub)) exp))
	((and (consp (car exp)) (eq (caar exp) 'mrat))
	 (cons (car exp)
	       (cons (restorelim (cadr exp))
		     (restorelim (cddr exp)))))
	(t (cons (car exp) (mapcar #'restorelim (cdr exp))))))

;; For each subexpression of e of the form abs(X), decide if abs(X) can be
;; replaced by -X or by X. Define ans = limit(X,var, val) and 
;; bee = behavior(X,var,val). Cases:

;;  (a) negative (ans = -1) & decreasing (bee = -1), do abs(X) --> -X
;;  (b) positive (ans = 1) & increasing (bee = 1), do abs(X) --> X
;;  (c) zero (ans = 0) & decreasing (bee = -1), do abs(X) --> -X
;;  (d) zero (ans = 0) & X increasing (bee = 1), do abs(X) --> X

;; This function misses cases such as abs(1-x^2) for x near 0.
;; For that case, we get ans = 1 & bee = -1.

;; If one-sided limits assumed both lower and upper bounds for the limit 
;; variable (something like 0 < x < tiny for a limit of x toward 0 from above), 
;; some subexpressions of the form abs(X) could be simplified away before 
;; going through this function. 

;; This function was rewritten and algorithmally altered by Barton Willis in 
;; January 2024. Previously, it was responsible for the bug 
;; limit(abs(sin(x))/sin(x), x, inf) = 1. Also, the old version also prevented 
;; limit(cos(a*x),x,inf) from doing an asksign on a, and it gave an
;; internal error for limit((abs(sin(x)*cos(x)-x^4) -x)/x^3,x,0,plus).
(defun mabs-subst (e var val)
	(let ((ans) (bee))
     (cond (($mapatom e) e)
		   ;; Found a subexpression of the form abs(X). Decide if its OK
		   ;; to replace abs(X) by -X or by X. We could skip this when
		   ;; X is freeof var, but I'm not sure that we win by doing do
	       ((and (consp e) (eq (caar e) 'mabs))
		     (setq e (mabs-subst (cadr e) var val)) ;recurse on mabs-subst
		     (setq ans (getsignl e))
		     (setq bee (if ans (behavior e var val) nil))
			 (cond
			   ((and (eql ans -1) (eql bee -1)) (mul -1 e)) ;negative & decreasing
			   ((and (eql ans 1) (eql bee 1)) e) ; positive & increasing
			   ((and (eql ans 0) (eql bee -1)) (mul -1 e)) ;zero & decreasing
			   ((and (eql ans 0) (eql bee 1)) e) ;zero & increasing
			   (t (ftake 'mabs e)))) ; don't know
		   ;; Map mabs-subst over a subscripted function.
		   (($subvarp (mop e))
		     (subfunmake
		      (subfunname e)
			  (mapcar #'(lambda (q) (mabs-subst q var val)) (subfunsubs e))
			  (mapcar #'(lambda (q) (mabs-subst q var val)) (subfunargs e))))
		   ;; Map mabs-subst over the expression.
		   (t (fapply (caar e)
		     (mapcar #'(lambda (q) (mabs-subst q var val)) (cdr e)))))))

;; Called on an expression that might contain $INF, $MINF, $ZEROA, $ZEROB. Tries
;; to simplify it to sort out things like inf^inf or inf+1.
(defun simpinf (exp)
  (simpinf-ic exp (count-general-inf exp)))

(defun count-general-inf (expr)
  (count-atoms-matching
   (lambda (x) (or (infinityp x) (real-epsilonp x))) expr))

(defun count-atoms-matching (predicate expr)
  "Count the number of atoms in the Maxima expression EXPR matching PREDICATE,
ignoring dummy variables and array indices."
  (cond
    ((atom expr) (if (funcall predicate expr) 1 0))
    ;; Don't count atoms that occur as a limit of %integrate, %sum, %product,
    ;; %limit etc.
    ((member (caar expr) dummy-variable-operators)
     (count-atoms-matching predicate (cadr expr)))
    ;; Ignore array indices
    ((member 'array (car expr)) 0)
    (t (loop
          for arg in (cdr expr)
          summing (count-atoms-matching predicate arg)))))

(defun simpinf-ic (exp &optional infinity-count)
  (case infinity-count
    ;; A very slow identity transformation...
    (0 exp)

    ;; If there's only one infinity, we replace it by a variable and take the
    ;; limit as that variable goes to infinity. Use $gensym in case we can't
    ;; compute the answer and the limit leaks out.
    (1 (let* ((val (or (inf-typep exp) (epsilon-typep exp)))
              (var ($gensym))
              (expr (subst var val exp))
              (limit (toplevel-$limit expr var val)))
         (cond
           ;; Now we look to see whether the computed limit is any simpler than
           ;; what we shoved in (which we'll define as "doesn't contain EXPR as a
           ;; subtree"). If so, return it.
           ((not (subtree-p expr limit :test #'equal))
            limit)

           ;; Otherwise, return the original form: apparently, we can't compute
           ;; the limit we needed, and it's uglier than what we started with.
           (t exp))))

    ;; If more than one infinity, we have to be a bit more careful.
    (otherwise
     (let* ((arguments (mapcar 'simpinf (cdr exp)))
            (new-expression (cons (list (caar exp)) arguments))
            infinities-left)
       (cond
         ;; If any of the arguments are undefined, we are too.
         ((among '$und arguments) '$und)
         ;; If we ended up with something indeterminate, we punt and just return
         ;; the input.
         ((amongl '(%limit $ind) arguments) exp)

         ;; Exponentiation & multiplication
         ((mexptp exp) (simpinf-expt (first arguments) (second arguments)))
         ((mtimesp exp) (simpinf-times arguments))

         ;; Down to at most one infinity? We do this after exponentiation to
         ;; avoid zeroa^zeroa => 0^0, which will raise an error rather than just
         ;; returning und. We do it after multiplication to avoid zeroa * inf =>
         ;; 0 * inf => 0.
         ((<= (setf infinities-left (count-general-inf new-expression)) 1)
          (simpinf-ic new-expression infinities-left))

         ;; Addition
	 ((mplusp exp) (simpinf-plus arguments))

         ;; Give up!
	 (t new-expression))))))

(defun simpinf-times (arguments)
  (declare (special exp var val))
  ;; When we have a product, we need to spot that zeroa * zerob = zerob, zeroa *
  ;; inf = und etc. Note that (SIMPINF '$ZEROA) => 0, so a nonzero atom is not
  ;; an infinitesimal. Moreover, we can assume that each of ARGUMENTS is either
  ;; a number, computed successfully by the recursive SIMPINF call, or maybe a
  ;; %LIMIT noun-form (in which case, we aren't going to be able to tell the
  ;; answer).
  (cond
    ((member 0 arguments)
     (cond
       ((find-if #'infinityp arguments) '$und)
       ((every #'atom arguments) 0)
       (t exp)))

    ((member '$infinity arguments)
     (if (every #'atom arguments)
         '$infinity
         exp))

    (t (simplimit (cons '(mtimes) arguments) var val))))

(defun simpinf-expt (base exponent)
  ;; In the comments below, zero* represents one of 0, zeroa, zerob.
  ;;
  ;; TODO: In some cases we give up too early. E.g. inf^(2 + 1/inf) => inf^2
  ;;       (which should simplify to inf)
  (case base
    ;; inf^inf = inf
    ;; inf^minf = 0
    ;; inf^zero* = und
    ;; inf^foo = inf^foo
    ($inf
     (case exponent
       ($inf '$inf)
       ($minf 0)
       ((0 $zeroa $zerob) '$und)
       (t (list '(mexpt) base exponent))))
    ;; minf^inf = infinity  <== Or should it be und?
    ;; minf^minf = 0
    ;; minf^zero* = und
    ;; minf^foo = minf^foo
    ($minf
     (case exponent
       ($inf '$infinity)
       ($minf 0)
       ((0 $zeroa $zerob) '$und)
       (t (list '(mexpt) base exponent))))
    ;; zero*^inf = 0
    ;; zero*^minf = und
    ;; zero*^zero* = und
    ;; zero*^foo = zero*^foo
    ((0 $zeroa $zerob)
     (case exponent
       ($inf 0)
       ($minf '$und)
       ((0 $zeroa $zerob) '$und)
       (t (list '(mexpt) base exponent))))
    ;; a^b where a is pretty much anything except for a naked
    ;; inf,minf,zeroa,zerob or 0.
    (t
     (cond
       ;; When a isn't crazy, try a^b = e^(b log(a))
       ((not (amongl (append *infinitesimals* *infinities*) base))
        (simpinf (m^ '$%e (m* exponent `((%log) ,base)))))

       ;; No idea. Just return what we've found so far.
       (t (list '(mexpt) base exponent))))))

(defun simpinf-plus (arguments)
  ;; We know that none of the arguments are infinitesimals, since SIMPINF never
  ;; returns one of them. As such, we partition our arguments into infinities
  ;; and everything else. The latter won't have any "hidden" infinities like
  ;; lim(x,x,inf), since SIMPINF gave up on anything containing a %lim already.
  (let ((bigs) (others))
    (dolist (arg arguments)
      (cond ((infinityp arg) (push arg bigs))
            (t (push arg others))))
    (cond
      ;; inf + minf or the like
      ((cdr (setf bigs (delete-duplicates bigs))) '$und)
      ;; inf + smaller + stuff
      (bigs (car bigs))
      ;; I don't think this can happen, since SIMPINF goes back to the start if
      ;; there are fewer than two infinities in the arguments, but let's be
      ;; careful.
      (t (cons '(mplus) others)))))

;; Simplify expression with zeroa or zerob.
(defun simpab (small)
  (cond ((null small) ())
	((member small '($zeroa $zerob $inf $minf $infinity) :test #'eq) small)
	((not (free small '$ind)) '$ind) ;Not exactly right but not
	((not (free small '$und)) '$und) ;causing trouble now.
	((mapatom small)  small)
	(t (let ((preserve-direction t)
		  (new-small (subst (m^ '$inf -1) '$zeroa
				       (subst (m^ '$minf -1) '$zerob small))))
	          (simpinf new-small)))))
			
(defun has-float (e)
    "Return true iff the expression e contains either a binary64 or a Maxima big float number."
	(cond (($mapatom e) (or (floatp e) ($bfloatp e)))
		  (t (some #'has-float (cdr e)))))	

;;;*I* INDICATES: T => USE LIMIT1,THINK, NIL => USE SIMPLIMIT.

;; The function `limit1` dispatches `factor` on the expression `exp`. When 
;; the expression involves a floating point number, these numbers are converted 
;; to rational approximations. This can cause bugs for limit calculations. 
;; Although a bit inelegant, this code dispatches `simplimit` when `exp` a 
;; floating point number.
(defun limit (exp var val *i*)
  (cond
    ((among '$und exp)  '$und)
    ((eq var exp)  val)
    ((atom exp)  exp)
    ((not (among var exp))
     (cond ((amongl '($inf $minf $infinity $ind) exp)
	    (simpinf exp))
           ((amongl '($zeroa $zerob) exp)
            ;; Simplify expression with zeroa or zerob.
            (simpab exp))
	   (t exp)))
    ((getlimval exp))
    (t (putlimval exp (cond ((and limit-using-taylor
				  (null taylored)
				  (tlimp exp var))
			     (taylim exp var val *i*))
				;; Limit of a rational expression:
                ;; For polynomial cases toward zero, the function `limit-of-polynomial` returns the limit 
                ;; without expansion or other transformations. For non-polynomial cases, call `ratlim`.
                ;; This special case addresses bugs such as #4563 limit of high degree polynomials.
                ;; Additionally, it simplifies some testsuite cases.
				((ratp exp var) 
				   (or
				     (limit-of-polynomial exp var val)
					 (ratlim exp)))
			  
				((has-float exp) (simplimit exp var val))
			    ((or (eq *i* t) (radicalp exp var))
			     (limit1 exp var val))
			    ((eq *i* 'think)
			     (cond ((or (mtimesp exp) (mexptp exp))
				    (limit1 exp var val))
				   (t (simplimit exp var val))))
			    (t (simplimit exp var val)))))))

(defun limitsimp (exp var)
  (limitsimp-expt (sin-sq-cos-sq-sub exp) var))

;; if var appears in base and power of expt,
;; push var into power of of expt
(defun limitsimp-expt (exp var)
  (cond ((or (atom exp)
	     (mnump exp)
	     (freeof var exp))   exp)
	((and (mexptp exp)
	      (not (freeof var (cadr exp)))
	      (not (freeof var (caddr exp))))
	 (m^ '$%e (simplify `((%log) ,exp))))
	(t (subst0 (cons (cons (caar exp) ())
			 (mapcar #'(lambda (x)
				     (limitsimp-expt x var))
				 (cdr exp)))
		   exp))))

(defun gather-args-of (e fn x) 
   (cond (($mapatom e) nil)        
         ((and (eq fn (caar e)) (not (freeof x e))) (cdr e))
          (t 
        	(remove-duplicates (reduce #'append 
			 (mapcar #'(lambda (q) 
			     (gather-args-of q fn x)) (cdr e))) :test #'alike1))))

;; Replace every subexpression of e of the form cos(X)^2 + sin(X)^2, where X 
;; depends on x, by 1.
 (defun sin-sq-cos-sq-sub (e &optional (x var))
    (let ((ccc nil) (z) (ee))
      (cond (($mapatom e) e)
            ((mplusp e)
                (setq ccc (gather-args-of e '%cos x))
                  (dolist (g ccc)
                    (setq z (gensym))
                    (setq ee (maxima-substitute z (power (ftake '%cos g) 2) e))
                    (setq ee (maxima-substitute (sub 1 z) (power (ftake '%sin g) 2) ee))
                    (when (freeof z (sratsimp ee))
                        (setq e ee)))
                e)
            ;; maybe this isn't needed, but it's not wrong.
            ((eq 'mqapply (caar e))
              (subftake (caar (second e))
                 (mapcar #'(lambda (q) (sin-sq-cos-sq-sub q x)) (subfunsubs e))
                 (mapcar #'(lambda (q) (sin-sq-cos-sq-sub q x)) (subfunargs e)))) 
            ;; map sin-sq-cos-sq-sub over the args
            (t 
             (fapply (caar e) (mapcar #'(lambda (q) (sin-sq-cos-sq-sub q x)) (cdr e)))))))

(defun expand-trigs (x var)
  (cond ((atom x) x)
	((mnump x) x)
	((and (or (eq (caar x) '%sin)
		  (eq (caar x) '%cos))
	      (not (free (cadr x) var)))
	 ($trigexpand x))
	((member 'array (car x))
	 ;; Some kind of array reference.  Return it.
	 x)
	(t (simplify (cons (ncons (caar x))
			   (mapcar #'(lambda (x)
				       (expand-trigs x var))
				   (cdr x)))))))

;; The functionality of tansc has been blended into extra-simp, so we
;; could orphan tansc. But extra-simp does more than tansc and tansc is 
;; called by the definite integration code and by the limit code. So we'll
;; not orphan tansc.
(defun tansc (e)
  (cond ((not (involve e
		       '(%cot %csc %binomial
			 %sec %coth %sech %csch
			 %acot %acsc %asec %acoth
			 %asech %acsch
			 %jacobi_ns %jacobi_nc %jacobi_cs
			 %jacobi_ds %jacobi_dc)))
	 e)
	(t (sratsimp (tansc1 e)))))

(defun tansc1 (e &aux tem)
  (cond ((atom e) e)
	((and (setq e (cons (car e) (mapcar 'tansc1 (cdr e))))  ()))
	((setq tem (assoc (caar e) '((%cot . %tan) (%coth . %tanh)
				    (%sec . %cos) (%sech . %cosh)
				    (%csc . %sin) (%csch . %sinh)) :test #'eq))
	 (tansc1 (m^ (list (ncons (cdr tem)) (cadr e)) -1.)))
	((setq tem (assoc (caar e) '((%jacobi_nc . %jacobi_cn)
				    (%jacobi_ns . %jacobi_sn)
				    (%jacobi_cs . %jacobi_sc)
				    (%jacobi_ds . %jacobi_sd)
				    (%jacobi_dc . %jacobi_cd)) :test #'eq))
	 ;; Converts Jacobi elliptic function to its reciprocal
	 ;; function.
	 (tansc1 (m^ (list (ncons (cdr tem)) (cadr e) (third e)) -1.)))
	((setq tem (member (caar e) '(%sinh %cosh %tanh) :test #'eq))
	 (let (($exponentialize t))
	   (resimplify e)))
	((setq tem (assoc (caar e) '((%acsc . %asin) (%asec . %acos)
				    (%acot . %atan) (%acsch . %asinh)
				    (%asech . %acosh) (%acoth . %atanh)) :test #'eq))
	 (list (ncons (cdr tem)) (m^t (cadr e) -1.)))
	((and (eq (caar e) '%binomial) (among var (cdr e)))
	 (m//  `((mfactorial) ,(cadr e))
	       (m* `((mfactorial) ,(m+t (cadr e) (m- (caddr e))))
		   `((mfactorial) ,(caddr e)))))
	(t e)))

;; Like TANSC but dependency on VAR is explicit.  Use this instead of
;; TANSC when possible.
(defun tansc-var (e var1)
  (cond ((not (involve-var e var1
		           '(%cot %csc %binomial
			     %sec %coth %sech %csch
			     %acot %acsc %asec %acoth
			     %asech %acsch
			     %jacobi_ns %jacobi_nc %jacobi_cs
			     %jacobi_ds %jacobi_dc)))
	 e)
	(t
         (labels
             ((tansc1-v (e &aux tem)
                ;; Copy of TANSC1, but VAR replaced by VAR1
                (cond ((atom e)
                       e)
	              ((and (setq e (cons (car e) (mapcar #'tansc1-v (cdr e))))
                            ()))
	              ((setq tem (assoc (caar e)
                                        '((%cot . %tan) (%coth . %tanh)
				          (%sec . %cos) (%sech . %cosh)
				          (%csc . %sin) (%csch . %sinh))
                                        :test #'eq))
	               (tansc1-v (m^ (list (ncons (cdr tem)) (cadr e)) -1.)))
	              ((setq tem (assoc (caar e)
                                        '((%jacobi_nc . %jacobi_cn)
				          (%jacobi_ns . %jacobi_sn)
				          (%jacobi_cs . %jacobi_sc)
				          (%jacobi_ds . %jacobi_sd)
				          (%jacobi_dc . %jacobi_cd))
                                        :test #'eq))
	               ;; Converts Jacobi elliptic function to its reciprocal
	               ;; function.
	               (tansc1-v (m^ (list (ncons (cdr tem)) (cadr e) (third e))
                                     -1.)))
	              ((setq tem (member (caar e) '(%sinh %cosh %tanh) :test #'eq))
	               (let (($exponentialize t))
	                 (resimplify e)))
	              ((setq tem (assoc (caar e)
                                        '((%acsc . %asin) (%asec . %acos)
				          (%acot . %atan) (%acsch . %asinh)
				          (%asech . %acosh) (%acoth . %atanh))
                                        :test #'eq))
	               (list (ncons (cdr tem)) (m^t (cadr e) -1.)))
	              ((and (eq (caar e) '%binomial)
                            (among var1 (cdr e)))
	               (m// `((mfactorial) ,(cadr e))
	                    (m* `((mfactorial) ,(m+t (cadr e) (m- (caddr e))))
		                `((mfactorial) ,(caddr e)))))
	              (t e))))
           (sratsimp (tansc1-v e))))))

(defun hyperex (ex)
  (cond ((not (involve ex '(%sin %cos %tan %asin %acos %atan
			    %sinh %cosh %tanh %asinh %acosh %atanh)))
	 ex)
	(t (hyperex0 ex))))

(defun hyperex0 (ex)
  (cond ((atom ex) ex)
	((eq (caar ex) '%sinh)
	 (m// (m+ (m^ '$%e (cadr ex)) (m- (m^ '$%e (m- (cadr ex)))))
	      2))
	((eq (caar ex) '%cosh)
	 (m// (m+ (m^ '$%e (cadr ex)) (m^ '$%e (m- (cadr ex))))
	      2))
	((and (member (caar ex)
		    '(%sin %cos %tan %asin %acos %atan %sinh
		      %cosh %tanh %asinh %acosh %atanh) :test #'eq)
	      (among var ex))
	 (hyperex1 ex))
	(t (cons (car ex) (mapcar #'hyperex0 (cdr ex))))))

(defun hyperex1 (ex)
  (resimplify ex))

;;Used by tlimit also.
(defun limit1 (exp var val)
  (prog ()
     (let ((lhprogress? lhp?)
           (lhp? ())
           (ans ()))
       (cond ((setq ans (and (not (atom exp)) (getlimval exp)))
	      (return ans))
	     ((and (not (infinityp val)) (setq ans (simplimsubst val exp)))
	      (return ans))
	     (t nil))
;;;NUMDEN* => (values numerator denominator)
       (multiple-value-bind (n dn)
           (numden* exp)
         (cond ((not (among var dn))
                (return (simplimit (m// (simplimit n var val) dn) var val)))
               ((not (among var n))
                (return (simplimit (m* n (simplimexpt dn -1 (simplimit dn var val) -1)) var val)))
               ((and lhprogress?
                   (/#alike n (car lhprogress?))
                   (/#alike dn (cdr lhprogress?)))
                (throw 'lhospital nil)))
         (return (limit2 n dn var val))))))


;; If e/f is free of var (a special), return true. This code 
;; assumes that f is not zero. First, we test if e & f
;; are alike--this check is relatively fast; second, we check
;; if e/f is free of var.
(defun /#alike (e f) 
	(or (alike1 e f) (freeof var (sratsimp (div e f)))))

(defun limit2 (n dn var val)
  (prog (n1 d1 lim-sign gcp sheur-ans)
     (setq n (hyperex n) dn (hyperex dn))
    (setq d1 (limit dn var val nil)
	      n1 (limit n var val nil))
     (cond ((or (null n1) (null d1)) (return nil))
	   (t (setq n1 (sratsimp n1) d1 (sratsimp d1))))
     (cond ((or (involve n '(mfactorial)) (involve dn '(mfactorial)))
	    (let ((ans (limfact2 n dn var val)))
	      (cond (ans (return ans))))))
     (cond ((and (zerop2 n1) (zerop2 d1))
	    (cond  ((not (equal (setq gcp (gcpower n dn)) 1))
		    (return (colexpt n dn gcp)))
		   ((and (real-epsilonp val)
			 (not (free n '%log))
			 (not (free dn '%log)))
		    (return (liminv (m// n dn))))
		   ((setq n1 (try-lhospital-quit n dn nil))
		    (return n1))))
       ;; when dn # 0, we have ind/ind = ind, otherwise ind/ind = und
	   ((and (eq n1 '$ind) (eq d1 '$ind))
	    (return (if (eq t (mnqp dn 0)) '$ind '$und)))
	   ((and (zerop2 n1) (not (member d1 '($ind $und) :test #'eq))) (return 0))
	   ((zerop2 d1)
	    (setq n1 (ridofab n1))
	    (return (simplimtimes `(,n1 ,(simplimexpt dn -1 d1 -1))))))
     (setq n1 (ridofab n1))
     (setq d1 (ridofab d1))
     (cond ((or (eq d1 '$und)
		(and (eq n1 '$und) (not (real-infinityp d1))))
	    (return '$und))
           ((eq d1 '$ind)
	    ;; At this point we have n1/$ind. Look if n1 is one of the
	    ;; infinities or zero.
	    (cond ((and (infinityp n1) (eq ($sign dn) '$pos))
		   (return n1))
		  ((and (infinityp n1) (eq ($sign dn) '$neg))
		   (return (simpinf (m* -1 n1))))
		  ((and (zerop1 n1)
			(or (eq ($sign dn) '$pos)
			    (eq ($sign dn) '$neg)))
		   (return 0))
		  (t (return '$und))))
	   ((eq n1 '$ind) (return (cond ((infinityp d1) 0)
					((equal d1 0) '$und)
					(t '$ind)))) ;SET LB
	   ((and (real-infinityp d1) (member n1 '($inf $und $minf) :test #'eq))
	    (cond ((and (not (atom dn)) (not (atom n))
			(cond ((not (equal (setq gcp (gcpower n dn)) 1))
			       (return (colexpt n dn gcp)))
			      ((and (eq '$inf val)
				    (or (involve dn '(mfactorial %gamma))
					(involve n '(mfactorial %gamma))))
			       (return (limfact n dn))))))
		  ((eq n1 d1) (setq lim-sign 1) (go cp))
		  (t (setq lim-sign -1) (go cp))))
	   ((and (infinityp d1) (infinityp n1))
	    (setq lim-sign (if (or (eq d1 '$minf) (eq n1 '$minf)) -1 1))
	    (go cp))
	   (t (return (simplimtimes `(,n1 ,(m^ d1 -1))))))
     cp   (setq n ($expand n) dn ($expand dn))
     (cond ((mplusp n)
	    (let ((new-n (m+l (maxi (cdr n)))))
	      (cond ((not (alike1 new-n n))
		     (return (limit (m// new-n dn) var val 'think))))
	      (setq n1 new-n)))
	   (t (setq n1 n)))
     (cond ((mplusp dn)
	    (let ((new-dn (m+l (maxi (cdr dn)))))
	      (cond ((not (alike1 new-dn dn))
		     (return (limit (m// n new-dn) var val 'think))))
	      (setq d1 new-dn)))
	   (t (setq d1 dn)))
     (setq sheur-ans (sheur0 n1 d1))
     (cond ((or (member sheur-ans '($inf $zeroa) :test #'eq)
		(free sheur-ans var))
	    (return (simplimtimes `(,lim-sign ,sheur-ans))))
	   ((and (alike1 sheur-ans dn)
		 (not (mplusp n))))
	   ((member (setq n1 (cond ((expfactorp n1 d1)  (expfactor n1 d1 var))
				 (t ())))
		  '($inf $zeroa) :test #'eq)
	    (return n1))
	   ((not (null (setq n1 (cond ((expfactorp n dn)  (expfactor n dn var))
				      (t ())))))
	    (return n1))
	   ((and (alike1 sheur-ans dn) (not (mplusp n))))
	   ((not (alike1 sheur-ans (m// n dn)))
	    (return (simplimit (m// ($expand (m// n sheur-ans))
				    ($expand (m// dn sheur-ans)))
			       var
			       val))))
     (cond ((and (not (and (eq val '$inf) (expp n) (expp dn)))
		 (setq n1 (try-lhospital-quit n dn nil))
		 (not (eq n1 '$und)))
	    (return n1)))
     (throw 'limit t)))

;; Test whether both n and dn have form
;; product of poly^poly.

;; It's important that both n and dn be free of extended real numbers 
;; (minf, zerob, ...), so we check for that too (see bug #4222).
(defun expfactorp (n dn)
  (do ((llist (append (cond ((mtimesp n) (cdr n))
			    (t (ncons n)))
		      (cond ((mtimesp dn) (cdr dn))
			    (t (ncons dn))))
	      (cdr llist))
       (exp? t)		  ;IS EVERY ELEMENT SO FAR
       (factor nil))			;A POLY^POLY?
      ((or (null llist)
	   (not exp?))
       exp?)
    (setq factor (car llist))
    (setq exp? 
	   (and 
	     (not (amongl (list '$minf '$zerob '$zeroa '$ind '$und '$inf '$infinity) factor))
	     (or (polyinx factor var ())
		   (and (mexptp factor)
			(polyinx (cadr factor) var ())
			(polyinx (caddr factor) var ())))))))

(defun expfactor (n dn var)	;Attempts to evaluate limit by grouping
  (prog (highest-deg)		       ; terms with similar exponents.
     (let ((new-exp (exppoly n)))	;exppoly unrats expon
       (setq n (car new-exp)		;and rtns deg of expons
	     highest-deg (cdr new-exp)))
     (cond ((null n) (return nil)))	;nil means expon is not
     (let ((new-exp (exppoly dn)))	;a rat func.
       (setq dn (car new-exp)
	     highest-deg (max highest-deg (cdr new-exp))))
     (cond ((or (null dn)
		(= highest-deg 0))	; prevent infinite recursion
	    (return nil)))
     (return
       (do ((answer 1)
	    (degree highest-deg (1- degree))
	    (numerator n)
	    (denominator dn)
	    (numfactors nil)
	    (denfactors nil))
	   ((= degree -1)
	    (m* answer
		(limit (m// numerator denominator)
		       var
		       val
		       'think)))
	 (let ((newnumer-factor (get-newexp&factors
				 numerator
				 degree
				 var)))
	   (setq numerator (car newnumer-factor)
		 numfactors (cdr newnumer-factor)))
	 (let ((newdenom-factor (get-newexp&factors
				 denominator
				 degree
				 var)))
	   (setq denominator (car newdenom-factor)
		 denfactors (cdr newdenom-factor)))
	 (setq answer (simplimit (list '(mexpt)
				       (m* answer
					   (m// numfactors denfactors))
				       (cond ((> degree 0) var)
					     (t 1)))
				 var
				 val))
	 (cond ((member answer '($ind $und) :test #'equal)
		;; cannot handle limit(exp(x*%i)*x, x, inf);
		(return nil))
	       ((member answer '($inf $minf) :test #'equal)
		;; 0, zeroa, zerob are passed through to next iteration 
		(return (simplimtimes (list (m// numerator denominator) answer)))))))))

(defun exppoly (exp)	   ;RETURNS EXPRESSION WITH UNRATTED EXPONENTS
  (do ((factor nil)
       (highest-deg 0)
       (new-exp 1)
       (exp (cond ((mtimesp exp)
		   (cdr exp))
		  (t (ncons exp)))
	    (cdr exp)))
      ((null exp) (cons new-exp highest-deg))
    (setq factor (car exp))
    (setq new-exp
	  (m* (cond ((or (not (mexptp factor))
			 (not (ratp (caddr factor) var)))
		     factor)
		    (t (setq highest-deg
			     (max highest-deg
				  (ratdegree (caddr factor))))
		       (m^ (cadr factor) (unrat (caddr factor)))))
	      new-exp))))

(defun unrat (exp)			;RETURNS UNRATTED EXPRESSION
  (multiple-value-bind (n d)
      (numden* exp)
    (let ((tem ($divide n d)))
      (m+ (cadr tem)
	  (m// (caddr tem) d)))))

(defun get-newexp&factors (exp degree var) ;RETURNS (CONS NEWEXP FACTORS)
  (do ((terms (cond ((mtimesp exp)(cdr exp)) ; SUCH THAT
		    (t (ncons exp)))	; NEWEXP*FACTORS^(VAR^DEGREE)
	      (cdr terms))		; IS EQUAL TO EXP.
       (factors 1)
       (newexp 1)
       (factor nil))
      ((null terms)
       (cons newexp
	     factors))
    (setq factor (car terms))
    (cond ((not (mexptp factor))
	   (cond ((= degree 0)
		  (setq factors (m* factor factors)))
		 (t (setq newexp (m* factor newexp)))))
	  ((or (= degree -1)
	       (= (ratdegree (caddr factor))
		  degree))
	   (setq factors (m* (m^ (cadr factor)
				 (leading-coef (caddr factor)))
			     factors)
		 newexp (m* (m^ (cadr factor)
				(m- (caddr factor)
				    (m* (leading-coef (caddr factor))
					(m^ var degree))))
			    newexp)))
	  (t (setq newexp (m* factor newexp))))))

(defun leading-coef (rat)
  (ratlim (m// rat (m^ var (ratdegree rat)))))

(defun ratdegree (rat)
  (multiple-value-bind (n d)
      (numden* rat)
    (- (deg n) (deg d))))

(defun limfact2 (n d var val)
  (let ((n1 (reflect0 n var val))
	(d1 (reflect0 d var val)))
    (cond ((and (alike1 n n1)
		(alike1 d d1))
	   nil)
	  (t (limit (m// n1 d1) var val 'think)))))

;; takes expression and returns operator at front with all flags removed
;; except array flag.
;; array flag must match for alike1 to consider two things to be the same.
;;   ((MTIMES SIMP) ... ) => (MTIMES)
;;   ((PSI SIMP ARRAY) 0) => (PSI ARRAY)
(defun operator-with-array-flag (exp)
  (cond ((member 'array (car exp) :test #'eq)
	 (list (caar exp) 'array))
	(t (list (caar exp)))))

(defun reflect0 (exp var val)
  (cond ((atom exp) exp)
	((and (eq (caar exp) 'mfactorial)
	      (let ((argval (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think)))
		(or (eq argval '$minf)
		    (and (numberp argval)
			 (> 0 argval)))))
	 (reflect (cadr exp)))
	(t (cons (operator-with-array-flag exp)
		 (mapcar (function
			  (lambda (term)
			   (reflect0 term var val)))
			 (cdr exp))))))

(defun reflect (arg)
  (m* -1
      '$%pi
      (m^ (list (ncons 'mfactorial)
		(m+ -1
		    (m* -1 arg)))
	  -1)
      (m^ (list (ncons '%sin)
		(m* '$%pi arg))
	  -1)))

(defun limfact (n d)
  (let ((ans ()))
    (setq n (stirling0 n)
	  d (stirling0 d))
    (setq ans (toplevel-$limit (m// n d) var '$inf))
    (cond ((and (atom ans)
		(not (member ans '(und ind ) :test #'eq)))  ans)
	  ((eq (caar ans) '%limit)  ())
	  (t ans))))

;; substitute asymptotic approximations for gamma, factorial, and
;; polylogarithm
(defun stirling0 (e)
   (cond ((atom e) e)
	((and (setq e (cons (car e) (mapcar 'stirling0 (cdr e))))
	      nil))
	((eq (caar e) '%gamma)
	   (let ((ans (limit (cadr e) var val 'think)))
	      (cond ((memq ans '($inf $minf $infinity))
	              (stirling (cadr e)))
				((eq ans '$zeroa)
				  (add (div 1 (cadr e)) (mul -1 '$%gamma)))
				((and (integerp ans) (< ans 0))
				 (div (if (oddp ans) -1 1)
				      (mul (ftake 'mfactorial (mul -1 ans)) (sub (cadr e) ans))))
				(t (ftake '%gamma (cadr e))))))

	((eq (caar e) 'mfactorial)
		(let ((n (limit (cadr e) var val 'think)))
	 	  (cond ((eq n '$inf)
				  (stirling (add 1 (cadr e))))
		        ((and (integerp n) (< n 0))
                  (setq n (mul -1 n))
		          (div (if (oddp n) 1 -1) 
				      (mul (ftake 'mfactorial (sub n 1)) (add var n))))
				(t e))))
	((and (eq (caar e) 'mqapply)		;; polylogarithm
	      (eq (subfunname e) '$li)
	      (let ((arglim (limit (car (subfunargs e)) var val 'think)))
		(or (eq arglim '$inf) (eq arglim '$minf)))
	      (integerp (car (subfunsubs e))))
	 (li-asymptotic-expansion (m- (car (subfunsubs e)) 1) 
				   (car (subfunsubs e))
				   (car (subfunargs e))))
	(t e)))

(defun stirling (x)
  "Return sqrt(2*%pi/x)*(x/%e)^x, the Stirling approximation of
  gamma(x).  The argument x can be any valid expression."
  (mul (power (div (mul 2 '$%pi) x)
              1//2)
       (power (div x '$%e)
              x)))

(defun no-err-sub (v e &aux ans)
  (let ((errorsw t) (*zexptsimp? t)
	(errcatch t)
	;; Don't print any error messages
	($errormsg nil))
    ;; Should we just use IGNORE-ERRORS instead HANDLER-CASE here?  I
    ;; (rtoy) am choosing the latter so that unexpected errors will
    ;; actually show up instead of being silently discarded.
    (handler-case
	(setq ans (catch 'errorsw
                    (ignore-rat-err
                      (sratsimp (subin v e)))))
      (maxima-$error ()
	(setq ans nil)))
    (cond ((null ans) t)     ; Ratfun package returns NIL for failure.
	  (t ans))))

;; Like NO-ERR-SUB but dependency on VAR is explicit.  Use this
;; instead when possible.
(defun no-err-sub-var (v e var1 &aux ans)
  (let ((errorsw t) (*zexptsimp? t)
	(errcatch t)
	;; Don't print any error messages
	($errormsg nil))
    ;; Should we just use IGNORE-ERRORS instead HANDLER-CASE here?  I
    ;; (rtoy) am choosing the latter so that unexpected errors will
    ;; actually show up instead of being silently discarded.
    (handler-case
	(setq ans (catch 'errorsw
                    (ignore-rat-err
                      (sratsimp (subin-var v e var1)))))
      (maxima-$error ()
	(setq ans nil)))
    (cond ((null ans) t)     ; Ratfun package returns NIL for failure.
	  (t ans))))

(defun simplim%mabs (e x pt)
 (let ((lim (limit (cadr e) x pt 'think)))
	(cond ((or (eq lim '$zeroa) (eql lim 0) (eq lim '$ind)) lim)
	      ((eq lim '$zerob) '$zeroa)
		  ((eq lim '$und) (throw 'limit nil))
		  ((or (eq lim '$minf) (eq lim '$inf) (eq lim '$infinity)) '$inf)
		  (t (ftake 'mabs lim)))))
(setf (get 'mabs 'simplim%function) 'simplim%mabs)

(defun extended-real-p (e)
	(member e (list '$minf '$zerob '$zeroa '$ind '$und '$inf '$infinity)))

;; Evaluate the limit of e as var (special) approaches v using direct substitution.
;; This function is the last of the chain of methods tried by limit. As such it
;; shouldn't call higher level functions such as simplimit or limit--doing so 
;; would risk creating an infinite loop.

;; This function special cases sums, products, and powers. It declines to use 
;; direct substitution on any expression whose main operator has a simplim%function 
;; function. Generally, limits of functions that have a simplim%function should be 
;; handled by those specialized functions, not by simplimsubst. Having said this, 
;; it's OK for simplimsubst to special case an operator and do direct substitution 
;; when its OK. The cases of log, cosine, and sine happen often enough that these
;; functions are special cased.

;; Possibly  simplimsubst should decline to do direct substitution on functions 
;; that have a limit function, for example inverse_jacobi_ns.

;; For all other kinds of expressions, this function assumes that if substitution 
;; doesn't result in an error (division by zero, for example), the function
;; is continuous at the limit point. That's dodgy. This dodginess underscores the
;; need to define a simplim%function functions that are not continuous on their 
;; domains. 

;; This function sometimes receives an un-simplified expression. Maybe they should be
;; simplified, maybe not. 

;; Locally setting $numer and $%enumer to nil keeps some limits, for example
;; limit(sin(x)/x,x,0) from returning 1.0 when numer is true. (Barton Willis)

(defun simplimsubst (v e)
  (let ((ans nil) ($numer nil) ($%enumer nil) (ee))
   	(cond 
	    ;; When e is a number, return it.
	    (($numberp e) e)
		;; When e is a mapatom, substitute v for var and return.
		(($mapatom e) ($substitute v var e))
	    ;; Special case mexpt expressions. Decline direct substitution for 
		;; extended reals. 
		((and (mexptp e) (not (extended-real-p v)))
		   (let ((x (simplimsubst v (second e)))
		   		 (n (simplimsubst v (third e))))
		   ;; Decline direct substitution (DS) for 0^negative. Also decline
		   ;; DS when x is on the negative real axis and n isn't an integer.
		   ;; Additionally, we require that DS is OK for both x & n.
		   (if (and x n (not (and (zerop2 x) (eq t (mgqp 0 n)))) ; not 0^negative
		            (or (off-negative-real-axisp x) (integerp n)))
		   	     (ftake 'mexpt x n) nil)))
        ;; Special case product and sum expressions. Again, we decline direct 
		;; substitution for extended reals. 
        ((and (or (mplusp e) (mtimesp e)) (not (extended-real-p v)))
		  (setq ee (mapcar #'(lambda(q) (simplimsubst v q)) (cdr e)))
		  (if (some #'(lambda (q) (eq q nil)) ee) nil
				  (simplifya (cons (list (caar e)) ee) t)))
        ;; Decline direct substitution for sums, products, and powers for
		;; the extended real case.
        ((and (or (mexptp e) (mplusp e) (mtimesp e)) (extended-real-p v))
	  	 nil)
	    ;; Special case log expressions--possibly the log case happens
		;; often enough to make this worthwhile.
        ((and (consp e) (consp (car e)) (eq '%log (caar e)))
		  (let ((w (simplimsubst v (cadr e))))
		    (if (and w (off-negative-real-axisp w)) (ftake '%log w) nil))) 
		;; Special case %cos and %sin expressions--we could special case others.
		;; The lenient-realp check declines direct substitution for complex arguments--
		;; this check could be relaxed.
		((and (consp e) (consp (car e)) (or (member (caar e) (list '%cos '%sin)))) 
		  (let ((op (caar e)))
			 (setq e (simplimsubst v (second e)))
		 (if (and e (lenient-realp e) (not (extended-real-p e))) (ftake op e) nil)))
		;; Don't use direct substitution on expressions whose main operator has
		;; a simplim%function. 
	    ((and (consp e) (consp (car e)) (get (caar e) 'simplim%function)) nil)
		;; The function no-err-sub returns true when there is an error
		((not (eq t (setq ans (no-err-sub (ridofab v) e))))
	        ;; Previously the condition (zerop2 ans) was (=0 ($radcan ans)). In 
			;; December 2021, the testsuite + the share testsuite only gives ans = 0,
			;; making the radcan unneeded. 
 	        (cond ((and (member v '($zeroa $zerob) :test #'eq) (zerop2 ans))
	     	  	    (setq ans (behavior e var v))
	                (cond ((eql ans 1) '$zeroa)
		                  ((eql ans -1) '$zerob)
		                  (t nil)))  ;behavior can't find direction
	              (t ans)))
		;; direct substitution fails, so return nil.		  
		(t nil))))		  

;;;returns (cons numerator denominator)
(defun numden* (e)
  (let ((e (factor (simplify e)))
	(numer ())
        (denom ()))
    (cond ((atom e)
	   (push e numer))
	  ((mtimesp e)
	   (mapc #'forq (cdr e)))
	  (t
           (forq e)))
    (cond ((null numer)
	   (setq numer 1))
	  ((null (cdr numer))
	   (setq numer (car numer)))
	  (t
           (setq numer (m*l numer))))
    (cond ((null denom)
	   (setq denom 1))
	  ((null (cdr denom))
	   (setq denom (car denom)))
	  (t
           (setq denom (m*l denom))))
    (values (factor numer) (factor denom))))

;;;FACTOR OR QUOTIENT
;;;Setq's the special vars numer and denom from numden*
(defun forq (e)
  (cond ((and (mexptp e)
	      (not (freeof var e))
	      (null (pos-neg-p (caddr e))))
	 (push (m^ (cadr e) (m* -1. (caddr e))) denom))
	(t (push e numer))))

;;;Predicate to tell whether an expression is pos,zero or neg as var -> val.
;;;returns T if pos,zero. () if negative or don't know.
(defun pos-neg-p (exp)
  (let ((ans (limit exp var val 'think)))
    (cond ((and (not (member ans '($und $ind $infinity) :test #'eq))
		(equal ($imagpart ans) 0))
	   (let ((sign (getsignl ans)))
	     (cond ((or (equal sign 1)
			(equal sign 0))
		    t)
		   ((equal sign -1)  nil))))
	  (t 'unknown))))

(declare-top (unspecial n dn))

(defun expp (e)
  (cond ((radicalp e var) nil)
	((member (caar e) '(%log %sin %cos %tan %sinh %cosh %tanh mfactorial
			    %asin %acos %atan %asinh %acosh %atanh) :test #'eq) nil)
	((simplexp e) t)
	((do ((e (cdr e) (cdr e)))
	     ((null e) nil)
	   (and (expp (car e)) (return t))))))

(defun simplexp (e)
  (and (mexptp e)
       (radicalp (cadr e) var)
       (among var (caddr e))
       (radicalp (caddr e) var)))


(defun gcpower (a b)
  ($gcd (getexp a) (getexp b)))

(defun getexp (exp)
  (cond ((and (mexptp exp)
	      (free (caddr exp) var)
	      (eq (ask-integer (caddr exp) '$integer) '$yes))
	 (caddr exp))
	((mtimesp exp) (getexplist (cdr exp)))
	(t 1)))

(defun getexplist (list)
  (cond ((null (cdr list))
	 (getexp (car list)))
	(t ($gcd (getexp (car list))
		 (getexplist (cdr list))))))

(defun limroot (exp power)
  (cond ((or (atom exp) (not (member (caar exp) '(mtimes mexpt) :test #'eq)))
	 (limroot (list '(mexpt) exp 1) power)) ;This is strange-JIM.
	((mexptp exp)  (m^ (cadr exp)
			   (sratsimp (m* (caddr exp) (m^ power -1.)))))
	(t (m*l (mapcar #'(lambda (x)
			    (limroot x power))
			(cdr exp))))))

;;NUMERATOR AND DENOMINATOR HAVE EXPONENTS WITH GCD OF GCP.
;;; Used to call simplimit but some of the transformations used here
;;; were not stable w.r.t. the simplifier, so try keeping exponent separate
;;; from bas.

(defun colexpt (n dn gcp)
  (let ((bas (m* (limroot n gcp) (limroot dn (m* -1 gcp))))
	(expo gcp)
	baslim expolim)
    (setq baslim (limit bas var val 'think))
    (setq expolim (limit expo var val 'think))
    (simplimexpt bas expo baslim expolim)))

(defun zero-fixup (e x pt)
  "Assuming `substitute(pt, x, e)` vanishes, attempt to determine if the zero is `zerob` or `zeroa`.
   If determination is possible, return `zeroa` or `zerob`; otherwise, return 0."
  (let* ((e ($totaldisrep ($taylor e x pt 1)))
         (dir (behavior e x pt)))
    (cond
      ((eql dir -1) '$zerob)
      ((eql dir 1) '$zeroa)
      (t 0))))

(defun limit-of-polynomial (e x pt)
  "When `e` is an explicit polynomial in `x` and `pt` is either `zerob`, `zeroa` or 0, return limit(e,x,pt);
   otherwise, return nil. When the limit vanishes, attempt to determine if the limit is `zerob` or
   `zeroa` and return accordingly. For a polynomial to be `explicit`, the exponents must be explicit 
   nonnegative integers, not declared integers."
  (cond
    ((and (or (eq pt '$zeroa) (eq pt '$zerob) (eql pt 0))
          ($polynomialp e (ftake 'mlist x) #'(lambda (q) (freeof x q))))
     (let ((ans (maxima-substitute 0 x e)))
       (if (eql 0 ans)
           (zero-fixup e x pt)
           ans)))
    (t nil)))

;; this function is responsible for the following bug:
;; limit(x^2 + %i*x, x, inf)  -> inf	(should be infinity)
(defun ratlim (e)
  (setq e (sratsimp ($trigreduce e)))
  (cond ((member val '($inf $infinity) :test #'eq)
	 (setq e (maxima-substitute (m^t 'x -1) var e)))
	((eq val '$minf)
	 (setq e (maxima-substitute (m^t -1 (m^t 'x -1)) var e)))
	((eq val '$zerob)
	 (setq e (maxima-substitute (m- 'x) var e)))
	((eq val '$zeroa)
	 (setq e (maxima-substitute 'x var e)))
	((setq e (maxima-substitute (m+t 'x val) var e))))
  (destructuring-let* ((e (let (($ratfac ()))
			    ($rat (sratsimp e) 'x)))
		       ((h n . d) e)
		       (g (genfind h 'x))
		       (nd (lodeg n g))
		       (dd (lodeg d g)))
		      (cond ((and (setq e
					(subst var
					       'x
					       (sratsimp (m// ($ratdisrep `(,h ,(locoef n g) . 1))
							      ($ratdisrep `(,h ,(locoef d g) . 1))))))
				  (> nd dd))
			     (cond ((not (member val '($zerob $zeroa $inf $minf) :test #'eq))
				    0)
				   ((not (equal ($imagpart e) 0))
				    0)
				   ((null (setq e (getsignl ($realpart e))))
				    0)
				   ((equal e 1) '$zeroa)
				   ((equal e -1) '$zerob)
				   (t 0)))
			    ((equal nd dd) e)
			    ((not (member val '($zerob $zeroa $infinity $inf $minf) :test #'eq))
			     (throw 'limit t))
			    ((eq val '$infinity)  '$infinity)
			    ((not (equal ($imagpart e) 0)) '$infinity)
			    ((null (setq e (getsignl ($realpart e))))
			     (throw 'limit t))
			    ((equal e 1) '$inf)
			    ((equal e -1) '$minf)
			    (t 0))))

(defun lodeg (n x)
  (if (or (atom n) (not (eq (car n) x)))
      0
      (lowdeg (cdr n))))

(defun locoef (n x)
  (if (or (atom n) (not (eq (car n) x)))
      n
      (car (last n))))

;; This function tries to determine the increasing/decreasing
;; behavior of an expression exp with respect to some variable var.
;; val determines the mode:
;; - $zeroa: From "positive zero" towards the right
;; - $zerob: From "negative zero" towards the left
;; - $inf:   From "positive infinity" towards the left
;; - $minf:  From "negative infinity" towards the right
;; Return values are -1 (decreasing), +1 (increasing) or 0 (don't know).
(defun behavior (exp var val)
  ;; $inf/$minf is handled by substituting 1/var for var
  ;; and setting val to $zeroa/$zerob.
  (cond ((real-infinityp val)
		 (setq val (cond
					 ((eq val '$inf) '$zeroa)
					 ((eq val '$minf) '$zerob))
			   exp (sratsimp (subin (m^ var -1) exp)))))
  (cond
	((not (member val '($zeroa $zerob $inf $minf)))
	  0)
	;; Shortcut for constants.
	((freeof var exp)
	  0)
	;; Shortcut for the variable itself.
	((eq exp var)
	  (if (member val '($zeroa $minf) :test #'eq) 1 -1))
	;; This limits the recursion depth of the function.
	;; Before giving up, always try behavior-by-diff, which doesn't recurse.
	((= *behavior-count-now* +behavior-count+)
      (behavior-by-diff exp var val))
	(t
      (let ((*behavior-count-now* (1+ *behavior-count-now*)) pair sign ans)
	(cond
	  ;; Pull out constant factors with known signs from a product:
	  ;; behavior(c * f(x)) = signum(c) * behavior(f(x))
	  ((and (mtimesp exp)
		(prog2 (setq pair (partition exp var 1))
		(not (equal (car pair) 1))))
	   (setq sign (getsignl (car pair)))
	   (if (not (fixnump sign))
	   0
	   (mul sign (behavior (cdr pair) var val))))
	  ;; Pull out constant terms from a sum:
	  ;; behavior(c + f(x)) = behavior(f(x))
	  ((and (mplusp exp)
		(prog2 (setq pair (partition exp var 0))
		(not (equal (car pair) 0))))
	   (behavior (cdr pair) var val))
	  ;; Handle f(x)^c for the case f(0) = 0 and c > 0
	  ;; (probably other cases could be handled, too)
	  ((and (mexptp exp)
		(free (caddr exp) var)
		(=0 (no-err-sub 0 exp))
		(equal (getsignl (caddr exp)) 1)
		(not (equal 0 (setq ans (behavior-expt (cadr exp) (caddr exp))))))
	   ans)
	  ;; Handle 1 / f(x):
	  ;; behavior(1 / f(x)) = -behavior(f(x))
	  ((equal ($num exp) 1)
		(- (behavior ($denom exp) var val)))
	  ;; Handle c^f(x) for c > 1:
	  ;; behavior(c^f(x)) = behavior(f(x))
	  ((and (mexptp exp)
		(free (cadr exp) var)
		(equal 1 (getsignl (m- (cadr exp) 1)))
		(not (equal 0 (setq ans (behavior (caddr exp) var val)))))
	   ans)
	  ;; Handle c^f(x) for 0 < c < 1:
	  ;; behavior(c^f(x)) = -behavior(f(x))
	  ((and (mexptp exp)
		(free (cadr exp) var)
		(equal 1 (getsignl (cadr exp)))
		(equal -1 (getsignl (m- (cadr exp) 1)))
		(not (equal 0 (setq ans (behavior (caddr exp) var val)))))
	   (- ans))
	  ;; atan, erf, sinh and tanh are monotonically increasing,
	  ;; so their behavior is equal to the behavior of their arguments.
	  ;; behavior(monotonically_increasing(f(x))) = behavior(f(x))
	  ((member (caar exp) '(%atan %erf %sinh %tanh) :test #'eq)
		(behavior (cadr exp) var val))
	  ;; Similarly, acot is monotonically decreasing left and right of x = 0.
	  ;; The singularity doesn't matter for our purposes.
	  ;; behavior(monotonically_decreasing(f(x))) = -behavior(f(x))
	  ((eq (caar exp) '%acot)
		(- (behavior (cadr exp) var val)))
	  ;; Note: More functions could be added here.
	  ;; Ideally, use properties defined on the functions.
	  ;; Handle log(f(x)) for f(0) = 0:
	  ;; If behavior(f(x)) = 1, then behavior(log(f(x))) = 1
	  ((and (mlogp exp)
		(=0 (no-err-sub 0 (cadr exp)))
		(equal 1 (behavior (cadr exp) var val)))
	   1)
	  ;; Try to determine the behavior by taking the derivative.
	  ((not (equal 0 (setq ans (behavior-by-diff exp var val))))
	   ans)
	  ;; If exp is a sum and all terms have the same behavior, return that.
	  ;; The sum of increasing functions is increasing.
	  ;; The sum of decreasing functions is decreasing.
	  ((and (mplusp exp)
		(not (equal 0 (setq ans (behavior-all-same exp var val)))))
	   ans)
	  (t 0))))))

(defun behavior-all-same (exp var val)
  (let* ((exps (cdr exp)) (first-behavior (behavior (first exps) var val)))
	(if (or (equal first-behavior 0)
			(not (every #'(lambda (exp) (equal (behavior exp var val) first-behavior))
						(rest exps))))
	  0
	  first-behavior)))

(defun behavior-expt (bas expo)
  (let ((behavior (behavior bas var val)))
    (cond ((= behavior 1) 1)
	  ((= behavior 0) 0)
	  ((eq (ask-integer expo '$integer) '$yes)
	   (cond ((eq (ask-integer expo '$even) '$yes) 1)
		 (t behavior)))
	  ((ratnump expo)
	   (cond ((evenp (cadr expo)) 1)
		 ((oddp (caddr expo)) behavior)
		 (t 0)))
	  (t 0))))

(defun behavior-by-diff (exp var val)
 (do ((ct 0 (1+ ct))
  (exp (sratsimp (sdiff exp var)) (sratsimp (sdiff exp var)))
  (n () (not n))
  (ans ()))	; This do wins by a return.
 ((> ct 1) 0)	; This loop used to run up to 5 times,
 ;; but the size of some expressions would blow up.
   (setq ans (no-err-sub 0 exp)) ;Why not do an EVENFN and ODDFN
			;test here.
   (cond ((eq ans t)
	  (return 0))
	 ((=0 ans) ())	;Do it again.
	 (t (setq ans (getsignl ans))
	(cond (n (return ans))
		  ((equal ans 1)
		   (return (if (eq val '$zeroa) 1 -1)))
		  ((equal ans -1)
		   (return (if (eq val '$zeroa) -1 1)))
		  (t (return 0)))))))

(defun try-lhospital (n d ind)
  ;;Make one catch for the whole bunch of lhospital trials.
  (let ((ans (lhospital-catch n d ind)))
    (cond ((null ans) ())
	  ((not (free-infp ans)) (simpinf ans))
	  ((not (free-epsilonp ans)) (simpab ans))
	  (t ans))))

(defun try-lhospital-quit (n d ind)
  (let ((ans (or (lhospital-catch n d ind)
		 (lhospital-catch (m^ d -1) (m^ n -1) ind))))
    (cond ((null ans) (throw 'limit t))
	  ((not (free-infp ans)) (simpinf ans))
	  ((not (free-epsilonp ans)) (simpab ans))
	  (t ans))))

(defun lhospital-catch (n d ind)
  (cond ((> 0 lhcount)
	 (setq lhcount $lhospitallim)
	 (throw 'lhospital nil))
	((equal lhcount $lhospitallim)
	 (let ((lhcount (m+ lhcount -1)))
	   (catch 'lhospital (lhospital n d ind))))
	(t (setq lhcount (m+ lhcount -1))
	   (prog1 (lhospital n d ind)
	     (setq lhcount (m+ lhcount 1))))))
;;If this succeeds then raise LHCOUNT.


(defun lhospital (n d ind)
  (declare (special val lhp?))
  (when (mtimesp n)
    (setq n (m*l (mapcar #'(lambda (term) (lhsimp term var val)) (cdr n)))))
  (when (mtimesp d)
    (setq d (m*l (mapcar #'(lambda (term) (lhsimp term var val)) (cdr d)))))
  (multiple-value-bind (n d)
      (lhop-numden n d)
    (let (const nconst dconst)
      (setq lhp? (and (null ind) (cons n d)))
      (multiple-value-setq (nconst n) (var-or-const n))
      (multiple-value-setq (dconst d) (var-or-const d))

      (setq n (stirling0 n))	;; replace factorial and %gamma
      (setq d (stirling0 d))  	;;  with approximations

      (setq n (sdiff n var)	;; take derivatives for l'hospital
            d (sdiff d var))

      (if (or (not (free n '%derivative)) (not (free d '%derivative)))
          (throw 'lhospital ()))
	  (let (($trigexpandtimes nil)) ;see #895 limit x->inf sin(100/x)*x very slow
         (setq n (expand-trigs (tansc n) var))
         (setq d (expand-trigs (tansc d) var)))

      (multiple-value-setq (const n d) (remove-singularities n d))
      (setq const (m* const (m// nconst dconst)))
      (simpinf (let ((ans (if ind
                              (limit2 n d var val)
                              (limit-numden n d val))))
                 ;; When the limit function returns, it's possible that it will return NIL
                 ;; (gave up without finding a limit). It's also possible that it will
                 ;; return something containing UND. We treat that as a failure too.
                 (when (and ans (freeof '$und ans))
                   (sratsimp (m* const ans))))))))

;; Try to compute the limit of a quotient NUM/DEN, trying to massage the input
;; into a convenient form for LIMIT on the way.
(defun limit-numden (n d val)
  (let ((expr (cond
                ;; For general arguments, the best approach seems to be to use
                ;; sratsimp to simplify the quotient as much as we can, then
                ;; $multthru, which splits it up into a sum (presumably useful
                ;; because limit(a+b) = limit(a) + limit(b) if the limits exist, and
                ;; the right hand side might be easier to calculate)
                ((not (mplusp n))
                 ($multthru (sratsimp (m// n d))))

                ;; If we've already got a sum in the numerator, it seems to be
                ;; better not to recombine it. Call LIMIT on the whole lot, though,
                ;; because terms with infinite limits might cancel to give a finite
                ;; result.
                (t
                 (m+l (mapcar #'(lambda (x)
                                  (sratsimp (m// x d)))
                              (cdr n)))))))

    (limit expr var val 'think)))

;; Heuristics for picking the right way to express a LHOSPITAL problem.
(defun lhop-numden (num denom)
  (declare (special var))
  (cond ((let ((log-num (involve num '(%log))))
	   (cond ((null log-num) ())
		 ((lessthan (num-of-logs (factor (sratsimp (sdiff (m^ num -1) var))))
			    (num-of-logs (factor (sratsimp (sdiff num var)))))
		  (psetq num (m^ denom -1) denom (m^ num -1))
		  t)
		 (t t))))
	((let ((log-denom (involve denom '(%log))))
	   (cond ((null log-denom) ())
		 ((lessthan (num-of-logs (sratsimp (sdiff (m^ denom -1) var)))
			    (num-of-logs (sratsimp (sdiff denom var))))
		  (psetq denom (m^ num -1) num (m^ denom -1))
		  t)
		 (t t))))
	((let ((exp-num (%einvolve num)))
	   (cond (exp-num
		  (cond ((%e-right-placep exp-num)
			 t)
			(t (psetq num (m^ denom -1)
				  denom (m^ num -1)) t)))
		 (t ()))))
	((let ((exp-den (%einvolve denom)))
	   (cond (exp-den
		  (cond ((%e-right-placep exp-den)
			 t)
			(t (psetq num (m^ denom -1)
				  denom (m^ num -1)) t)))
		 (t ()))))
	((let ((scnum (involve num '(%sin))))
	   (cond (scnum (cond ((trig-right-placep '%sin scnum) t)
			      (t (psetq num (m^ denom -1)
					denom (m^ num -1)) t)))
		 (t ()))))
	((let ((scden (involve denom '(%sin))))
	   (cond (scden (cond ((trig-right-placep '%sin scden) t)
			      (t (psetq num (m^ denom -1)
					denom (m^ num -1)) t)))
		 (t ()))))
	((let ((scnum (involve num '(%asin %acos %atan))))
	   ;; If the numerator contains an inverse trig and the
	   ;; denominator or reciprocal of denominator is polynomial,
	   ;; leave everything as is.  If the inverse trig is moved to
	   ;; the denominator, things get messy, even if the numerator
	   ;; becomes a polynomial.  This is not perfect.
	   (cond ((and scnum (or (polyinx denom var ())
				 (polyinx (m^ denom -1) var ())))
		  t)
		 (t nil))))
	((or (oscip num) (oscip denom)))
	((frac num)
	 (psetq num (m^ denom -1) denom (m^ num -1))))
  (values num denom))

;;i don't know what to do here for some cases, may have to be refined.
(defun num-of-logs (exp)
  (cond ((mapatom exp) 0)
	((equal (caar exp) '%log)
	 (m+ 1 (num-of-log-l (cdr exp))))
	((and (mexptp exp) (mnump (caddr exp)))
	 (m* (simplify `((mabs) ,(caddr exp)))
	     (num-of-logs (cadr exp))))
	(t (num-of-log-l (cdr exp)))))

(defun num-of-log-l (llist)
  (do ((temp llist (cdr temp)) (ans 0))
      ((null temp) ans)
    (setq ans (m+ ans (num-of-logs (car temp))))))

(defun %e-right-placep (%e-arg)
  (let ((%e-arg-diff (sdiff %e-arg var)))
    (cond
      ((free %e-arg-diff var))		;simple cases
      ((or (and (mexptp denom)
		(equal (cadr denom) -1))
	   (polyinx (m^ denom -1) var ()))  ())
      ((let ((%e-arg-diff-lim (ridofab (limit %e-arg-diff var val 'think)))
	     (%e-arg-exp-lim (ridofab (limit (m^ '$%e %e-arg) var val 'think))))
	 #+nil
	 (progn
	   (format t "%e-arg-dif-lim = ~A~%" %e-arg-diff-lim)
	   (format t "%e-arg-exp-lim = ~A~%" %e-arg-exp-lim))
	 (cond ((equal %e-arg-diff-lim %e-arg-exp-lim)
		t)
	       ((and (mnump %e-arg-diff-lim) (mnump %e-arg-exp-lim))
		t)
	       ((and (mnump %e-arg-diff-lim) (infinityp %e-arg-exp-lim))
		;; This is meant to make maxima handle bug 1469411
		;; correctly.  Undoubtedly, this needs work.
		t)
	       (t ())))))))

(defun trig-right-placep (trig-type arg)
  (let ((arglim (ridofab (limit arg var val 'think)))
	(triglim (ridofab (limit `((,trig-type) ,arg) var val 'think))))
    (cond ((and (equal arglim 0) (equal triglim 0))  t)
	  ((and (infinityp arglim)  (infinityp triglim))  t)
	  (t ()))))

;;Takes a numerator and a denominator. If they tries all combinations of
;;products to try and make a simpler set of subproblems for LHOSPITAL.
(defun remove-singularities (numer denom)
  (cond ((or (null numer) (null denom)
            (atom numer) (atom denom)
            (not (mtimesp numer))		;Leave this here for a while.
            (not (mtimesp denom)))
         (values 1 numer denom))
        (t
         (let ((const 1))
           (multiple-value-bind (num-consts num-vars)
               (var-or-const numer)
             (multiple-value-bind (denom-consts denom-vars)
                 (var-or-const denom)
               (if (not (mtimesp num-vars))
                   (setq num-vars (list num-vars))
                   (setq num-vars (cdr num-vars)))
               (if (not (mtimesp denom-vars))
                   (setq denom-vars (list denom-vars))
                   (setq denom-vars (cdr denom-vars)))
               (do ((nl num-vars (cdr nl))
                    (num-list (copy-list num-vars ))
                    (den-list denom-vars den-list-temp)
                    (den-list-temp (copy-list denom-vars)))
                   ((null nl) (values (m* const (m// num-consts denom-consts))
                                      (m*l num-list)
                                      (m*l den-list-temp)))
                 (do ((dl den-list (cdr dl)))
                     ((null dl) t)
                   (if (or (%einvolve (car nl)) (%einvolve (car nl)))
                       t
                       (let ((lim (catch 'limit (simpinf (simpab (limit (m// (car nl) (car dl))
                                                                        var val 'think))))))
                         (cond ((or (eq lim t)
                                   (eq lim ())
                                   (equal (ridofab lim) 0)
                                   (infinityp lim)
                                   (not (free lim '$inf))
                                   (not (free lim '$minf))
                                   (not (free lim '$infinity))
                                   (not (free lim '$ind))
                                   (not (free lim '$und)))
                                ())
                               (t
                                (setq const (m* lim const))
                                (setq num-list (delete (car nl) num-list :count 1 :test #'equal))
                                (setq den-list-temp (delete (car dl) den-list-temp :count 1 :test #'equal))
                                (return t)))))))))))))

;; separate terms that contain var from constant terms 
;; returns (const-terms . var-terms)
(defun var-or-const (expr)
  (setq expr ($factor expr))
  (cond ((atom expr)
	 (if (eq expr var)
             (values 1 expr)
             (values expr 1)))
	((free expr var)
         (values expr 1))
	((mtimesp expr)
	 (do ((l (cdr expr) (cdr l))
	      (const 1)
              (varl 1))
	     ((null l) (values const varl))
	   (if (free (car l) var)
               (setq const (m* (car l) const))
               (setq varl (m* (car l) varl)))))
	(t
         (values 1 expr))))

;; if term goes to non-zero constant, replace with constant
(defun lhsimp (term var val)
  (cond (($mapatom term) term)
	(t
	 (let ((term-value (ridofab (limit term var val 'think))))
	   (if (and (not (member term-value '($inf $minf $und $ind $infinity)))
	            (eq t (mnqp term-value 0))) term-value term)))))

;; Previously, there was a call to tansc on bas, but I don't think it is needed.
(defun bylog (expo bas)
  "Attempts to evaluate limit(bas^expo, var val) using the l'Hospital rule
  applied to log(bas)/(1/expo). When `ans` is an extended real, the call to the 
   one argument limit function simplifies the result (but it misses the case
   limit(exp(ind)) = ind)."
	(let ((ans (try-lhospital-quit (ftake '%log bas) (div 1 expo) nil)))
	(if ans
       ($radcan ($limit (ftake 'mexpt '$%e ans)))
	   nil)))

(defun simplimexpt (bas expo bl el)
  (cond ((or (eq bl '$und) (eq el '$und)) '$und)
        ((zerop2 bl)
         (cond ((eq el '$inf) (if (eq bl '$zeroa) bl 0))
               ((eq el '$minf) (if (eq bl '$zeroa) '$inf '$infinity))
               ((eq el '$ind) '$ind)
               ((eq el '$infinity) '$und)
               ((zerop2 el)  (bylog expo bas))
               (t (cond ((equal (getsignl el) -1)
                         (cond ((eq bl '$zeroa) '$inf)
                               ((eq bl '$zerob)
                                (cond ((even1 el) '$inf)
                                      ((eq (ask-integer el '$integer) '$yes)
                                       (if (eq (ask-integer el '$even) '$yes)
                                           '$inf
                                           '$minf)))) ;Gotta be ODD.
                               (t (setq bas (behavior bas var val))
                                  (cond ((equal bas 1) '$inf)
                                        ((equal bas -1) '$minf)
                                        (t (throw 'limit t))))))
                        ((and (mnump el)
                            (member bl '($zeroa $zerob) :test #'eq))
                         (cond ((even1 el) '$zeroa)
                               ((and (eq bl '$zerob)
                                   (ratnump el)
                                   (evenp (caddr el))) 0)
                               (t bl)))
                        ((equal (getsignl el) 1)
                            (if (eq bl '$zeroa) bl 0))
                        ((equal (getsignl el) 0)
                         1)
                        (t (throw 'limit t))))))
        ((eq bl '$infinity)
         (cond ((zerop2 el) (bylog expo bas))
               ((eq el '$minf) 0)
               ((eq el '$inf) '$infinity)
               ((member el '($infinity $ind) :test #'eq) '$und)
               ((equal (setq el (getsignl el)) 1) '$infinity)
               ((equal el 0) 1)
	       ((equal el -1) 0)
	       (t (throw 'limit t))))
	((eq bl '$inf)
         (cond ((eq el '$inf) '$inf)
               ((equal el '$minf) 0)
               ((zerop2 el) (bylog expo bas))
               ((member el '($infinity $ind) :test #'eq) '$und)
               (t (cond ((eql 0 (getsignl el)) 1)
                        ((ratgreaterp 0 el) '$zeroa)
                        ((ratgreaterp el 0) '$inf)
			(t (throw 'limit t))))))
        ((eq bl '$minf)
         (cond ((zerop2 el) (bylog expo bas))
               ((eq el '$inf) '$und)
               ((equal el '$minf) 0)
;;;Why not generalize this. We can ask about the number. -Jim 2/23/81
               ((mnump el)  (cond ((mnegp el)
                                   (if (even1 el)
                                       '$zeroa
                                       (if (eq (ask-integer el '$integer) '$yes)
                                           (if (eq (ask-integer el '$even) '$yes)
                                               '$zeroa
                                               '$zerob)
                                           0)))
                                  (t (cond ((even1 el) '$inf)
                                           ((eq (ask-integer el '$integer) '$yes)
                                            (if (eq (ask-integer el '$even) '$yes)
                                                '$inf
                                                '$minf))
                                           (t '$infinity)))))
               (loginprod? (throw 'lip? 'lip!))
               (t '$und)))
        ((equal (simplify (ratdisrep (ridofab bl))) 1)
         (if (infinityp el) (bylog expo bas) 1))
        ((and (equal (ridofab bl) -1)
            (infinityp el))  '$ind)	;LB
        ((eq bl '$ind)  (cond ((or (zerop2 el) (infinityp el)) '$und)
                              ((not (equal (getsignl el) -1)) '$ind)
                              (t '$und)))
        ((eq el '$inf)  (cond ((abeq1 bl)
                               (if (equal (getsignl bl) 1) 1 '$ind))
                              ((abless1 bl)
                               (if (equal (getsignl bl) 1) '$zeroa 0))
                              ((equal (getsignl (m1- bl)) 1) '$inf)
                              ((equal (getsignl (m1- `((mabs) ,bl))) 1) '$infinity)
                              (t (throw 'limit t))))
        ((eq el '$minf)  (cond ((abeq1 bl)
                                (if (equal (getsignl bl) 1) 1 '$ind))
                               ((not (abless1 bl))
                                (if (equal (getsignl bl) 1) '$zeroa 0))
                               ((ratgreaterp 0 bl)  '$infinity)
                               (t '$inf)))
        ((eq el '$infinity)
         (if (equal val '$infinity)
             '$und			      ;Not enough info to do anything.
             (destructuring-bind (real-el . imag-el)
                 (trisplit expo)
               (setq real-el (limit real-el var origval nil))
               (cond ((eq real-el '$minf)
                      0)
                     ((and (eq real-el '$inf)
                         (not (equal (ridofab (limit imag-el var origval nil)) 0)))
                      '$infinity)
                     ((eq real-el '$infinity)
                      (throw 'limit t))	;; don't really know real component
                     (t
                      '$ind)))))

        ((eq el '$ind)  '$ind)
        ((zerop2 el) 1)
          ((zerop2 el) 1)

        ;; direct substitution for el = -1
		((eql el -1)
			(ftake 'mexpt bl el))

		;; When bl is off the negative real axis, use direct substitution
		((off-negative-real-axisp bl) (ftake 'mexpt bl el))
        (t 
		  ;; We're looking at (neg + {zerob, 0 zeroa} %i)^el. We need to 
		  ;; do a rectform on bas and decide if the imaginary part is
		  ;; zerob, 0, or zeroa.
		  (let ((x) (y) (xlim) (ylim) (preserve-direction t))
		    (setq bas (risplit bas))
			(setq x (car bas)
			      y (cdr bas))
			(setq xlim (limit x var val 'think))
			(setq ylim (limit y var val 'think))
			(cond ((eql 0 y) (ftake 'mexpt bl el))		        
			      ((eq ylim '$zeroa)
			        (mul (ftake 'mexpt (mul -1 xlim) el)
					     (ftake 'mexpt '$%e (mul '$%i '$%pi el))))
			      ((eq ylim '$zerob)
				     (mul (ftake 'mexpt (mul -1 xlim) el)
					      (ftake 'mexpt '$%e (mul -1 '$%i '$%pi el))))
				  (t (throw 'limit nil)))))))

(defun even1 (x)
  (cond ((numberp x) (and (integerp x) (evenp x)))
	((and (mnump x) (evenp (cadr x))))))

;; is absolute value less than one?
(defun abless1 (bl)
  (setq bl (nmr bl))
  (cond ((mnump bl)
	 (and (ratgreaterp 1. bl) (ratgreaterp bl -1.)))
	(t (equal (getsignl (m1- `((mabs) ,bl))) -1.))))

;; is absolute value equal to one?
(defun abeq1 (bl)
  (setq bl (nmr bl))
  (cond ((mnump bl)
	 (or (equal 1. bl) (equal bl -1.)))
	(t (equal (getsignl (m1- `((mabs) ,bl))) 0))))

(defun simplimit (exp var val)
 (let ((preserve-direction t) (op nil))
  (cond
    ((eq var exp) val)
	
	((not (freeof '$und exp))
      (if (eq exp '$und) '$und (throw 'limit nil)))

    ;; When exp is freeof var, optionally apply simplify followed by simpinf. Yes, the
	;; call to simplify is needed: sometimes exp has the form XXX^1, for example.
	((freeof var exp)
	  (if (or (atom exp) (mnump exp)) exp (simpinf (simplify exp))))

    ;; Lookup and dispatch a simplim%function from the property list  
    ((setq op (safe-get (mop exp) 'simplim%function))
     (funcall op exp var val))

    ;; And do the same for subscripted:
    ((and (consp exp) (consp (car exp)) (eq (caar exp) 'mqapply)
	  (setq op (safe-get (subfunname exp) 'simplim%function)))
     (funcall op exp var val))	  

    ;; Without the call to rootscontract, 
    ;;   limit(((-4)*x^2-10*x+24)/((4*x+8)^(1/3)+2),x,-4)
    ;; returns zero (should be 66). This bug is due to the fact that
    ;; 4^(1/3)*2^(1/3)-2 does not simplify to zero. Although the call
    ;; to rootscontract takes care of this case, almost surely there are
    ;; many other limit problems that need more than rootscontract.
    ((mplusp exp) (let (($rootsconmode nil)) ($rootscontract (simplimplus exp))))
    ((mtimesp exp)  (simplimtimes (cdr exp)))
    ((mexptp exp)  (simplimexpt (cadr exp) (caddr exp)
				(limit (cadr exp) var val 'think)
				(limit (caddr exp) var val 'think)))
    ((member (caar exp) '(%sin %cos) :test #'eq)
     (simplimsc exp (caar exp) (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%tan) (simplim%tan (cadr exp)))
    ((member (caar exp) '(%sinh %cosh) :test #'eq)
     (simplimsch (caar exp) (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think)))
    ((member (caar exp) '(%erf %tanh) :test #'eq)
     (simplim%erf-%tanh (caar exp) (cadr exp)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%atanh)
     (simplim%atanh (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think) val))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%acosh)
     (simplim%acosh (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%asinh)
     (simplim%asinh (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%inverse_jacobi_ns)
     (simplim%inverse_jacobi_ns (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think) (third exp)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%inverse_jacobi_nc)
     (simplim%inverse_jacobi_nc (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think) (third exp)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%inverse_jacobi_sc)
     (simplim%inverse_jacobi_sc (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think) (third exp)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%inverse_jacobi_cs)
     (simplim%inverse_jacobi_cs (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think) (third exp)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%inverse_jacobi_dc)
     (simplim%inverse_jacobi_dc (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think) (third exp)))
    ((eq (caar exp) '%inverse_jacobi_ds)
     (simplim%inverse_jacobi_ds (limit (cadr exp) var val 'think) (third exp)))
    ((and (eq (caar exp) 'mqapply)
	  (eq (subfunname exp) '$psi))
     (simplim$psi (subfunsubs exp) (subfunargs exp) val))
    ((and (eq (caar exp) var)
	  (member 'array (car exp) :test #'eq)
	  (every #'(lambda (sub-exp)
		     (free sub-exp var))
		 (cdr exp)))
     exp)				;LIMIT(B[I],B,INF); -> B[I]
    ;; When limsubst is true, limit(f(n+1)/f(n),n,inf) = 1. The user documentation
    ;; warns against setting limsubst to true. 
    (t (if $limsubst
	   (simplify (cons (operator-with-array-flag exp)
			   (mapcar #'(lambda (a)
				       (limit a var val 'think))
				   (cdr exp))))
	   (throw 'limit t)))))) 
  
(defun liminv (e)
  (setq e (resimplify (subst (m// 1 var) var e)))
  (let ((new-val (cond ((eq val '$zeroa)  '$inf)
		       ((eq val '$zerob)  '$minf))))
    (if new-val (let ((preserve-direction t))
		  (toplevel-$limit e var new-val)) (throw 'limit t))))

(defun simplimtimes (exp)
  ;; The following test
  ;; handles         (-1)^x * 2^x => (-2)^x => $infinity
  ;; wants to avoid  (-1)^x * 2^x => $ind * $inf => $und
  (let ((try
         (and (expfactorp (cons '(mtimes) exp) 1)
              (expfactor (cons '(mtimes) exp) 1 var))))
    (when try (return-from simplimtimes try)))

  (let ((prod 1) (num 1) (denom 1)
        (zf nil) (ind-flag nil) (inf-type nil)
        (constant-zero nil) (constant-infty nil))
    (dolist (term exp)
      (let* ((loginprod? (involve term '(%log)))
             (y (catch 'lip? (limit term var val 'think))))
        (cond
          ;; limit failed due to log in product
          ((eq y 'lip!)
           (return-from simplimtimes (liminv (cons '(mtimes simp) exp))))

          ;; If the limit is infinitesimal or zero
          ((zerop2 y)
           (setf num (m* num term)
                 constant-zero (or constant-zero (not (among var term))))
           (case y
             ($zeroa
              (unless zf (setf zf 1)))
             ($zerob
              (setf zf (* -1 (or zf 1))))))

          ;; If the limit is not some form of infinity or
          ;; undefined/indeterminate.
          ((not (member y '($inf $minf $infinity $ind $und) :test #'eq))
           (setq prod (m* prod y)))

          ((eq y '$und) (return-from simplimtimes '$und))
          ((eq y '$ind) (setq ind-flag t))

          ;; Some form of infinity
          (t
           (setf denom (m* denom term)
                 constant-infty (or constant-infty (not (among var term))))
           (unless (eq inf-type '$infinity)
             (cond
               ((eq y '$infinity) (setq inf-type '$infinity))
               ((null inf-type) (setf inf-type y))
               ;; minf * minf or inf * inf
               ((eq y inf-type) (setf inf-type '$inf))
               ;; minf * inf
               (t (setf inf-type '$minf))))))))

    (cond
      ;; If there are zeros and infinities among the terms that are free of
      ;; VAR, then we have an expression like "inf * zeroa * f(x)" or
      ;; similar. That gives an undefined result. Note that we don't
      ;; necessarily have something undefined if only the zeros have a term
      ;; free of VAR. For example "zeroa * exp(-1/x) * 1/x" as x -> 0. And
      ;; similarly for the infinities.
      ((and constant-zero constant-infty) '$und)

      ;; If num=denom=1, we didn't find any explicit infinities or zeros, so we
      ;; either return the simplified product or ind
      ((and (eql num 1) (eql denom 1))
       (if ind-flag '$ind prod))
      ;; If denom=1 (and so num != 1), we have some form of zero
      ((equal denom 1)
       (if (null zf)
           0
           (let ((sign (getsignl prod)))
             (if (or (not sign) (eq sign 'complex))
                 0
                 (ecase (* zf sign)
                   (0 0)
                   (1  '$zeroa)
                   (-1 '$zerob))))))
      ;; If num=1 (and so denom != 1), we have some form of infinity
      ((equal num 1)
       (let ((sign ($csign prod)))
         (cond
           (ind-flag '$und)
           ((eq sign '$pos) inf-type)
           ((eq sign '$neg) (case inf-type
                              ($inf '$minf)
                              ($minf '$inf)
                              (t '$infinity)))
           ((member sign '($complex $imaginary)) '$infinity)
           ; sign is '$zero, $pnz, $pz, etc
           (t (throw 'limit t)))))
      ;; Both zeros and infinities
      (t
       ;; All bets off if there are some infinities or some zeros, but it
       ;; needn't be undefined (see above)
       (when (or constant-zero constant-infty) (throw 'limit t))

       (let ((ans (limit2 num (m^ denom -1) var val)))
         (if ans
             (simplimtimes (list prod ans))
             (throw 'limit t)))))))

;;;PUT CODE HERE TO ELIMINATE FAKE SINGULARITIES??

;; At one time when simplimplus1 failed to find a limit, this function 
;; applied ratsimp and tried again. This scheme didn't fix any testsuite 
;; bugs and it slowed the code, so I removed it (Barton Willis, July 2023).
(defun simplimplus (exp)
  (cond ((memalike exp simplimplus-problems) (throw 'limit t))
	    (t (unwind-protect
		     (progn (push exp simplimplus-problems)
		       (let ((ans (catch 'limit (simplimplus1 exp))))
			      (if (or (eq ans nil) (eq ans t) (among '%limit ans))
			        (throw 'limit t) (resimp-extra-simp ans))))
	         (pop simplimplus-problems)))))

(defun simplimplus1 (exp)
  (prog (sum y infl infinityl minfl indl undl zerobl zeroal ans r)
      (do ((exp (cdr exp) (cdr exp)) (f))
	 ((null exp) nil)
       (setq f (limit (car exp) var val 'think))
       (cond ((null f) (throw 'limit t))
	     ((eq f '$und) (push (car exp) undl))
		 ((eq f '$zerob) (push (car exp) zerobl))
		 ((eq f '$zeroa) (push (car exp) zeroal))
	     ((eq f '$ind)  (push (car exp) indl))
	     ((eq f '$inf)  (push (car exp) infl))
	     ((eq f '$minf)  (push (car exp) minfl))
	     ((eq f '$infinity) (push (car exp) infinityl))
		 (t  (push f sum))))

    ;; When there are two or more infinity terms, we dispatch gruntz1 on
	;; the rectangular form of their sum. When gruntz1 is able to find the
	;; limit, we modify the lists infinityl, minfl, ... accordingly.
    (when (and infinityl (cdr infinityl) (not (among '$li (cons '(mlist) infinityl))))
      (let (($radexpand nil) (infinityl-sum (fapply 'mplus infinityl)))
	   (setq ans (risplit infinityl-sum))
	  
	   (let ((re (car ans)) (im (cdr ans)))
	        (setq re (catch 'taylor-catch
                  (let ((silent-taylor-flag t)) (gruntz1 re var val))))
        
             (setq im (catch 'taylor-catch
                  (let ((silent-taylor-flag t)) (gruntz1 im var val))))
		 (setq r
		     (cond ((or (null re) (null im)) nil)
			       ((infinityp im) '$infinity)
				   ((infinityp re) re)
				   (t (add re (mul '$%i im))))))

	   (cond ((eq r '$infinity) (list (fapply 'mplus infinityl)))
			 ((eq r nil) (throw 'limit t))
			 (t 
			   (setq infinityl nil)
	           (cond ((eq r '$zerob) (push infinityl-sum zerobl))
			         ((eq r '$zeroa) (push infinityl-sum zeroal))
			         ((eq r '$ind) (push infinityl-sum indl))
			         ((eq r '$und) (push infinityl-sum undl))
			         ((eq r '$minf) (push infinityl-sum minfl))
					 ((eq r '$inf) (push infinityl-sum infl))
					 (t (push r sum)))))))
					 
	;; Unfortunately, this code does not handle the case of one or more
	;; infinity terms and either a minf or inf term. So we throw an error.
	(when (and infinityl (or minfl infl))
	  (throw 'limit t))

	;; Blend the zerob, zeroa, and sum terms. When there are both zerob
	;; and zeroa terms, ignore them. When preserve-direction is true and
	;; there are zerob terms, push zerob into the sum terms. And do the same
	;; for zeroa. After that, add the terms in the list sum.
	 (when (and preserve-direction zerobl (null zeroal)) 
	 	(push '$zerob sum))
     (when (and preserve-direction zeroal (null zerobl)) 
	 	(push '$zeroa sum))

     ;; When indl has two or more members, we attempt to condense the 
	 ;; ind terms into a single term.
	 (when (and indl (cdr indl))
        ;; Use factor to attempt to condense the ind terms
		;; into a finite term. This is needed for cases such as
		;; limit(cos(1/x)*sin(x)-sin(x),x,inf). When there is only
		;; one ind term, set ans to ind.
		(setq ans ($factor (fapply 'mplus indl)))
		(setq r (if (mplusp ans) nil (limit ans var val 'think)))
		(cond ((eq r '$zerob)
		        (push ans zerobl)
				(setq indl nil))
			  ((eq r '$zeroa)
		        (push ans zeroal)
				(setq indl nil))
			  ((eq r '$ind) (setq indl (list ans)))
			  ((eq r '$und) 
			    (setq indl nil)
				(push ans undl))
			  ((or (eq r '$minf) (eq r '$inf) (eq r '$infinity))
			    (throw 'limit t))
			  ((eq r nil))
			  (t (push r sum))))
	 ;; Add the members of the list sum.
	 (setq sum (fapply 'mplus sum))

     (cond (undl
	    (if (or infl minfl indl infinityl)
		(setq infinityl (append undl infinityl)); x^2 + x*sin(x)
		(return '$und)))			; 1 + x*sin(x)
	   ((not (or infl minfl indl infinityl))
	    (return (cond ((atom sum)  sum)
			  ((or (not (free sum '$zeroa))
			       (not (free sum '$zerob)))
			   (simpab sum))
			  (t sum))))
	   (t (cond ((null infinityl)
		     (cond (infl (cond ((null minfl) (return '$inf))
				       (t (go oon))))
			        (minfl (return '$minf))
                    (indl (return '$ind))))
		    (t (setq infl (append infl infinityl))))))

     oon  (setq y (m+l (append minfl infl)))
     (cond ((alike1 exp (setq y (sratsimp (hyperex y))))
	    (cond ((not (infinityp val))
		   (setq infl (cnv infl val)) ;THIS IS HORRIBLE!!!!
		   (setq minfl (cnv minfl val))))
	    (let ((val '$inf))
	      (cond ((every #'(lambda (j) (radicalp j var))
			    (append infl minfl))
		     (setq y (rheur infl minfl)))
		    (t (setq y (sheur infl minfl))))))
	   (t (setq y (limit y var val 'think))))
     (cond ((or (eq y ())
		(eq y t))  (return ()))
	   ((infinityp y)  (return y))
	   (indl (return '$ind))
	   (t (return (m+ sum y))))))

;; Limit n/d, using heuristics on the order of growth.
(defun sheur0 (n d)
  (let ((orig-n n))
    (cond ((and (free n var)
		(free d var))
	   (m// n d))
	  (t (setq n (cpa n d nil))
	     (cond ((equal n 1)
		    (cond ((oscip orig-n)  '$und)
			  (t '$inf)))
		   ((equal n -1)  '$zeroa)
		   ((equal n 0)  (m// orig-n d)))))))


;;;L1 is a list of INF's and L2 is a list of MINF's. Added together
;;;it is indeterminate.
(defun sheur (l1 l2)
  (let ((term (sheur1 l1 l2)))
    (cond ((equal term '$inf)  '$inf)
	  ((equal term '$minf)   '$minf)
	  (t (let ((new-num (m+l (mapcar #'(lambda (num-term)
					     (m// num-term (car l1)))
					 (append l1 l2)))))
	       (cond ((limit2 new-num (m// 1 (car l1)) var val))))))))

(defun frac (exp)
  (cond ((atom exp) nil)
	(t (setq exp (nformat exp))
	   (cond ((and (eq (caar exp) 'mquotient)
		       (among var (caddr exp)))
		  t)))))

(defun zerop2 (z) (=0 (ridofab z)))

(defun raise (a) (m+ a '$zeroa))

(defun lower (a) (m+ a '$zerob))

(defun sincoshk (exp1 l sc)
  (cond ((equal l 1) (lower l))
	((equal l -1) (raise l))
	((among sc l) l)
	((member val '($zeroa $zerob) :test #'eq) (spangside exp1 l))
	(t l)))

(defun spangside (e l)
  (setq e (behavior e var val))
  (cond ((equal e 1) (raise l))
	((equal e -1) (lower l))
	(t l)))

;; get rid of zeroa and zerob
(defun ridofab (e)
   (if (among '$zeroa e) (setq e (maxima-substitute 0 '$zeroa e)))
   (if (among '$zerob e) (setq e (maxima-substitute 0 '$zerob e)))
   e)

;; simple radical
;; returns true if exp is a polynomial raised to a numeric power
(defun simplerd (exp)
  (and (mexptp exp)
       (mnump (caddr exp))	;; exponent must be a number - no variables
       (polyp (cadr exp))))

(defun branch1 (exp val)
  (cond ((polyp exp) nil)
	((simplerd exp) (zerop2 (subin val (cadr exp))))
	(t
	 (loop for v on (cdr exp)
		when (branch1 (car v) val)
		do (return v)))))

(defun branch (exp val)
  (cond ((polyp exp) nil)
	((or (simplerd exp) (mtimesp exp))
	 (branch1 exp val))
	((mplusp exp)
	 (every #'(lambda (j) (branch j val)) (the list (cdr exp))))))

(defun ser0 (e n d val)
  (cond ((and (branch n val) (branch d val))
	 (setq nn* nil)
	 (setq n (ser1 n))
	 (setq d (ser1 d))
;;;NN* gets set by POFX, called by SER1, to get a list of exponents.
	 (setq nn* (ratmin nn*))
	 (setq n (sratsimp (m^ n (m^ var nn*))))
	 (setq d (sratsimp (m^ d (m^ var nn*))))
	 (cond ((member val '($zeroa $zerob) :test #'eq) nil)
	       (t (setq val 0.)))
	 (radlim e n d))
	(t (try-lhospital-quit n d nil))))

(defun rheur (l1 l2)
  (prog (ans m1 m2)
     (setq m1 (mapcar (function asymredu) l1))
     (setq m2 (mapcar (function asymredu) l2))
     (setq ans (m+l (append m1 m2)))
     (cond ((rptrouble (m+l (append l1 l2)))
	    (return (limit (simplify (rdsget (m+l (append l1 l2))))
			   var
			   val
			   nil)))
	   ((mplusp ans)  (return (sheur m1 m2)))
	   (t (return (limit ans var val t))))))

(defun rptrouble (rp)
  (not (equal (rddeg rp nil) (rddeg (asymredu rp) nil))))

(defun radicalp (exp var)
  (cond ((polyinx exp var ()))
	((mexptp exp)  (cond ((equal (caddr exp) -1.)
			      (radicalp (cadr exp) var))
			     ((simplerd exp))))
	((member (caar exp) '(mplus mtimes) :test #'eq)
	 (every #'(lambda (j) (radicalp j var))
		(cdr exp)))))

(defun involve (e nn*)
  (declare (special var))
  (cond ((atom e) nil)
	((mnump e) nil)
	((and (member (caar e) nn* :test #'eq) (among var (cdr e))) (cadr e))
	(t (some #'(lambda (j) (involve j nn*)) (cdr e)))))

;; Just like INVOLVE, except the dependency on VAR is explicit (second
;; arg here).  Use this instead.
(defun involve-var (e var1 nn*)
  (cond ((atom e) nil)
	((mnump e) nil)
	((and (member (caar e) nn* :test #'eq)
              (among var1 (cdr e)))
         (cadr e))
	(t
         (some #'(lambda (j)
                   (involve-var j var1 nn*))
               (cdr e)))))

;; Why not implement this as (NOT (INVOLVE EXP NN*))?
(defun notinvolve (exp nn*)
  (cond ((atom exp) t)
	((mnump exp) t)
	((member (caar exp) nn* :test #'eq) (not (among var (cdr exp))))
	((every #'(lambda (j) (notinvolve j nn*))
		(cdr exp)))))

;; Just like NOTINVOLVE, except the dependency on VAR is explicit
;; (second arg here).  Use this instead.
(Defun notinvolve-var (exp var1 nn*)
  (cond ((atom exp)
         t)
	((mnump exp)
         t)
	((member (caar exp) nn* :test #'eq)
         (not (among var1 (cdr exp))))
	((every #'(lambda (j)
                    (notinvolve-var j var1 nn*))
		(cdr exp)))))

(defun sheur1 (l1 l2)
  (prog (ans)
     (setq l1 (mapcar #'stirling0 l1))
     (setq l2 (mapcar #'stirling0 l2))
     (setq l1 (m+l (maxi l1)))
     (setq l2 (m+l (maxi l2)))
     (setq ans (cpa l1 l2 t))
     (return (cond ((=0 ans)  (m+  l1 l2))
		   ((equal ans 1.) '$inf)
		   (t '$minf)))))
			  
(defun zero-lim (cpa-list)
  (do ((l cpa-list (cdr l)))
      ((null l) ())
    (and (eq (caar l) 'gen)
	 (zerop2 (limit (cadar l) var val 'think))
	 (return t))))

;; Compare order of growth for R1 and R2.  The result is 0, -1, +1
;; depending on the relative order of growth.  0 is returned if R1 and
;; R2 have the same growth; -1 if R1 grows much more slowly than R2;
;; +1 if R1 grows much more quickly than R2.
(defun cpa (r1 r2 flag)
  (let ((t1 r1)
	(t2 r2))
    (cond ((alike1 t1 t2)   0.)
	  ((free t1 var)
	   (cond ((free t2 var)  0.)
		 (t (let ((lim-ans (limit1 t2 var val)))
		      (cond ((not (member lim-ans '($inf $minf $und $ind) :test #'eq))  0.)
			    (t  -1.))))))
	  ((free t2 var)
	   (let ((lim-ans (limit1 t1 var val)))
	     (cond ((not (member lim-ans '($inf $minf $und $ind) :test #'eq))  0.)
		   (t  1.))))
	  (t
	   ;; Make T1 and T2 be a list of terms that are multiplied
	   ;; together.
	   (cond ((mtimesp t1)  (setq t1 (cdr t1)))
		 (t (setq t1 (list t1))))
	   (cond ((mtimesp t2)  (setq t2 (cdr t2)))
		 (t (setq t2 (list t2))))
	   ;; Find the strengths of each term of T1 and T2
	   (setq t1 (mapcar (function istrength) t1))
	   (setq t2 (mapcar (function istrength) t2))
	   ;; Compute the max of the strengths of the terms.
	   (let ((ans (ismax t1))
		 (d (ismax t2)))
	     (cond ((or (null ans) (null d))
		    ;;(eq (car ans) 'gen) (eq (car d) 'gen))
		    ;; ismax couldn't find highest term; give up
		    0.)
		   (t
		    (if (eq (car ans) 'var)  (setq ans (add-up-deg t1)))
		    (if (eq (car d) 'var)  (setq d (add-up-deg t2)))
		    ;; Can't just just compare dominating terms if there are
		    ;; indeterm-inates present; e.g. X-X^2*LOG(1+1/X). So
		    ;; check for this.
		    (cond ((or (zero-lim t1)
			       (zero-lim t2))
			   (cpa-indeterm ans d t1 t2 flag))
			  ((isgreaterp ans d)  1.)
			  ((isgreaterp d ans)  -1.)
			  (t  0)))))))))

(defun cpa-indeterm (ans d t1 t2 flag)
  (cond ((not (eq (car ans) 'var))
	 (setq ans (gather ans t1)  d (gather d t2))))
  (let ((*indicator (and (eq (car ans) 'exp)
			 flag))
	(test ()))
    (setq test (cpa1 ans d))
    (cond ((and (zerop1 test)
		(or (equal ($radcan (m// (cadr ans) (cadr d))) 1.)
		    (and (polyp (cadr ans))
			 (polyp (cadr d))
			 (equal (limit (m// (cadr ans) (cadr d)) var val 'think)
				1.))))
	   (let ((new-term1 (m// t1 (cadr ans)))
		 (new-term2 (m// t2 (cadr d))))
	     (cpa new-term1 new-term2 flag)))
	  (t 0))))

(defun add-up-deg (strengthl)
  (do ((stl strengthl (cdr stl))
       (poxl)
       (degl))
      ((null stl) (list 'var (m*l poxl) (m+l degl)))
    (cond ((eq (caar stl) 'var)
	   (push (cadar stl) poxl)
	   (push (caddar stl) degl)))))

(defun cpa1 (p1 p2)
  (prog (flag s1 s2)
     (cond ((eq (car p1) 'gen) (return 0.)))
     (setq flag (car p1))
     (setq p1 (cadr p1))
     (setq p2 (cadr p2))
     (cond
       ((eq flag 'var)
	(setq s1 (istrength p1))
	(setq s2 (istrength p2))
	(return
	  (cond
	    ((isgreaterp s1 s2) 1.)
	    ((isgreaterp s2 s1) -1.)
	    (*indicator
	     (setq *indicator nil)
	     (cond
	       ((and (poly? p1 var) (poly? p2 var))
		(setq p1 (m- p1 p2))
		(cond ((zerop1 p1) 0.)
		      (t (getsignl (hot-coef p1)))))
	       (t
		(setq s1
		      (rheur (list p1)
			     (list (m*t -1 p2))))
		(cond ((zerop2 s1) 0.)
		      ((ratgreaterp s1 0.) 1.)
		      (t -1.)))))
	    (t 0.))))
       ((eq flag 'exp)
	(setq p1 (caddr p1))
	(setq p2 (caddr p2))
	(cond ((and (poly? p1 var) (poly? p2 var))
	       (setq p1 (m- p1 p2))
	       (return (cond ((or (zerop1 p1)
				  (not (among var p1)))
			      0.)
			     (t (getsignl (hot-coef p1))))))
	      ((and (radicalp p1 var) (radicalp p2 var))
	       (setq s1
		     (rheur (list p1)
			    (list (m*t -1 p2))))
	       (return (cond ((eq s1 '$inf) 1.)
			     ((eq s1 '$minf) -1.)
			     ((mnump s1)
			      (cond ((ratgreaterp s1 0.) 1.)
				    ((ratgreaterp 0. s1) -1.)
				    (t 0.)))
			     (t 0.))))
	      (t (return (cpa p1 p2 t)))))
       ((eq flag 'log)
	(setq p1 (try-lhospital (asymredu p1) (asymredu p2) nil))
	(return (cond ((zerop2 p1) -1.)
		      ((real-infinityp p1) 1.)
		      (t 0.)))))))

;;;EXPRESSIONS TO ISGREATERP ARE OF THE FOLLOWING FORMS
;;;	("VAR" POLY DEG)
;;;	("EXP" %E^EXP)
;;;	("LOG" LOG(EXP))
;;;	("FACT"	<A FACTORIAL EXPRESSION>)
;;;	("GEN" <ANY OTHER TYPE OF EXPRESSION>)

(defun isgreaterp (a b)
  (let ((ta (car a))
	(tb (car b)))
    (cond ((or (eq ta 'gen)
	       (eq tb 'gen))  ())
	  ((and (eq ta tb) (eq ta 'var))
	   (ratgreaterp (caddr a) (caddr b)))
	  ((and (eq ta tb) (eq ta 'exp))
	   ;; Both are exponential order of infinity.  Check the
	   ;; exponents to determine which exponent is bigger.
	   (eq (limit (m- `((%log) ,(second a)) `((%log) ,(second b)))
		      var val 'think)
	       '$inf))
	  ((member ta (cdr (member tb '(num log var exp fact gen) :test #'eq)) :test #'eq)))))

(defun ismax (l)
  ;; Preprocess the list of products.  Separate the terms that
  ;; exponentials and those that don't.  Actually multiply the
  ;; exponential terms together to form a single term.  Pass this and
  ;; the rest to ismax-core to find the max.
  (let (exp-terms non-exp-terms)
    (dolist (term l)
      (if (eq 'exp (car term))
	  (push term exp-terms)
	  (push term non-exp-terms)))
    ;; Multiply the exp-terms together
    (if exp-terms
	(let ((product 1))
	  ;;(format t "exp-terms = ~A~%" exp-terms)
	  (dolist (term exp-terms)
	    (setf product (simplify (mul product (second term)))))
	  ;;(format t "product = ~A~%" product)
	  (setf product `(exp ,($logcontract product)))
	  ;;(format t "product = ~A~%" product)
	  (ismax-core (cons product non-exp-terms)))
	(ismax-core l))))

(defun ismax-core (l)
  (cond ((null l)  ())
	((atom l)   ())
	((= (length l) 1)  (car l)) ;If there is only 1 thing give it back.
	((every #'(lambda (x)
		      (not (eq (car x) 'gen))) l)

	 (do ((l1 (cdr l) (cdr l1))
	      (temp-ans (car l))
	      (ans ()))
	     ((null l1) ans)
	   (cond ((isgreaterp temp-ans (car l1))
		  (setq ans temp-ans))
		 ((isgreaterp (car l1) temp-ans)
		  (setq temp-ans (car l1))
		  (setq ans temp-ans))
		 (t (setq ans ())))))
	(t ())))

;RETURNS LIST OF HIGH TERMS
(defun maxi (all)
  (cond ((atom all)  nil)
	(t (do ((l (cdr all) (cdr l))
		(hi-term (car all))
		(total 1)		; running total constant factor of hi-term
		(hi-terms (ncons (car all)))
		(compare nil))
	       ((null l) (if (zerop2 total)  ; if high-order terms cancel each other
			     all	     ; keep everything
			   hi-terms))        ; otherwise return list of high terms
	     (setq compare (limit (m// (car l) hi-term) var val 'think))
	     (cond
	       ((or (infinityp compare)
		    (and (eq compare '$und)
			 (zerop2 (limit (m// hi-term (car l)) var val 'think))))
		(setq total 1)	; have found new high term
		(setq hi-terms (ncons (setq hi-term (car l)))))
	       ((zerop2 compare)  nil)
	       ;; COMPARE IS IND, FINITE-VALUED, or und in both directions
	       (t		; add to list of high terms
		(setq total (m+ total compare))
		(setq hi-terms (append hi-terms (ncons (car l))))))))))

(defun ratmax (l)
  (prog (ans)
     (cond ((atom l) (return nil)))
     l1   (setq ans (car l))
     l2   (setq l (cdr l))
     (cond ((null l) (return ans))
	   ((ratgreaterp ans (car l)) (go l2))
	   (t (go l1)))))

(defun ratmin (l)
  (prog (ans)
     (cond ((atom l) (return nil)))
     l1   (setq ans (car l))
     l2   (setq l (cdr l))
     (cond ((null l) (return ans))
	   ((ratgreaterp (car l) ans) (go l2))
	   (t (go l1)))))

(defun pofx (e)
  (cond ((atom e)
	 (cond ((eq e var)
		(push 1 nn*))
	       (t ())))
	((or (mnump e) (not (among var e))) nil)
	((and (mexptp e) (eq (cadr e) var))
	 (push (caddr e) nn*))
	((simplerd e) nil)
	(t (mapc #'pofx (cdr e)))))

(defun ser1 (e)
  (cond ((member val '($zeroa $zerob) :test #'eq) nil)
	(t (setq e (subin (m+ var val) e))))
  (setq e (rdfact e))
  (cond ((pofx e) e)))

(defun gather (ind l)
  (prog (ans)
     (setq ind (car ind))
     loop (cond ((null l)
		 (return (list ind (m*l ans))))
		((equal (caar l) ind)
		 (push (cadar l) ans)))
     (setq l (cdr l))
     (go loop)))

; returns rough class-of-growth of term
(defun istrength (term)
  (cond ((mnump term)  (list 'num term))
	((atom term)   (cond ((eq term var)
			      (list 'var var 1.))
			     (t (list 'num term))))
	((not (among var term))  (list 'num term))
	((mplusp term)
	 (let ((temp (ismax-core (mapcar #'istrength (cdr term)))))
	   (cond ((not (null temp))  temp)
		 (t `(gen ,term)))))
	((mtimesp term)
	 (let ((temp (mapcar #'istrength (cdr term)))
	       (temp1 ()))
	   (setq temp1 (ismax temp))
	   (cond ((null temp1)  `(gen ,term))
		 ((eq (car temp1) 'log)  `(log ,temp))
		 ((eq (car temp1) 'var)  (add-up-deg temp))
		 (t `(gen ,temp)))))
	((and (mexptp term)
	      (real-infinityp (limit term var val t)))
	 (let ((logterm (logred term)))
	   (cond ((and (among var (caddr term))
		       (member (car (istrength logterm))
			       '(var exp fact) :test #'eq)
		       (real-infinityp (limit logterm var val t)))
		  (list 'exp (m^ '$%e logterm)))
		 ((not (among var (caddr term)))
		  (let ((temp (istrength (cadr term))))
		    (cond ((not (alike1 temp term))
			   (rplaca (cdr temp) term)
			   (and (eq (car temp) 'var)
				(rplaca (cddr temp)
					(m* (caddr temp) (caddr term))))
			   temp)
			  (t `(gen ,term)))))
		 (t `(gen ,term)))))
	((and (eq (caar term) '%log)
	      (real-infinityp (limit term var val t)))
	 (let ((stren (istrength (cadr term))))
	   (cond ((member (car stren) '(log var) :test #'eq)
		  `(log ,term))
		 ((and (eq (car stren) 'exp)
		       (eq (caar (second stren)) 'mexpt))
		  (istrength (logred (second stren))))
		 (t `(gen ,term)))))
	((eq (caar term) 'mfactorial)
	 (list 'fact term))
	((let ((temp (hyperex term)))
	   (and (not (alike1 term temp))
		(istrength temp))))
	(t (list 'gen term))))

;; log reduce - returns log of s1
;; When s1 is not of the form a^b, this code doesn't return log(s1). 
;; Running the testsuite does send non exptp expressions to this function.
(defun logred (s1)
  (or (and (eq (cadr s1) '$%e) (caddr s1))
      (m* (caddr s1) `((%log) ,(cadr s1)))))

(defun asymredu (rd)
  (cond ((atom rd) rd)
	((mnump rd) rd)
	((not (among var rd)) rd)
	((polyinx rd var t))
	((simplerd rd)
	 (cond ((eq (cadr rd) var) rd)
	       (t (mabs-subst
		   (factor ($expand (m^ (polyinx (cadr rd) var t)
					(caddr rd))))
		   var
		   val))))
	(t (simplify (cons (list (caar rd))
			   (mapcar #'asymredu (cdr rd)))))))

(defun rdfact (rd)
  (let ((dn** ())  (nn** ()))
    (cond ((atom rd) rd)
	  ((mnump rd) rd)
	  ((not (among var rd)) rd)
	  ((polyp rd)
	   (factor rd))
	  ((simplerd rd)
	   (cond ((eq (cadr rd) var) rd)
		 (t (setq dn** (caddr rd))
		    (setq nn** (factor (cadr rd)))
		    (cond ((mtimesp nn**)
			   (m*l (mapcar #'(lambda (j) (m^ j dn**))
					(cdr nn**))))
			  (t rd)))))
	  (t (simplify (cons (ncons (caar rd))
			     (mapcar #'rdfact (cdr rd))))))))

(defun cnv (expl val)
  (mapcar #'(lambda (e)
	      (maxima-substitute (cond ((eq val '$zerob)
					(m* -1 (m^ var -1)))
				       ((eq val '$zeroa)
					(m^ var -1))
				       ((eq val '$minf)
					(m* -1 var))
				       (t (m^ (m+ var (m* -1 val)) -1.)))
				 var
				 e))
	  expl))

;; We could replace pwtaylor with a call to (tlimit-taylor exp var l terms).
;; Other than eliminating clutter, I know of no advantages to doing so.
(defun pwtaylor (exp var l terms)
  (prog (coef ans c mc)
     (cond ((=0 terms) (return nil)) ((=0 l) (setq mc t)))
     (setq c 0.)
     (go tag1)
     loop (setq c (1+ c))
     (cond ((or (> c 10.) (equal c terms))
	    (return (m+l ans)))
	   (t (setq exp (sdiff exp var))))
     tag1 (setq coef ($radcan (subin l exp)))
     (cond ((=0 coef) (setq terms (1+ terms)) (go loop)))
     (setq
      ans
      (append
       ans
       (list
	(m* coef
	    (m^ `((mfactorial) ,c) -1)
	    (m^ (if mc var (m+t (m*t -1 l) var)) c)))))
     (go loop)))

(defun rdsget (e)
  (cond ((polyp e) e)
	((simplerd e) (rdtay e))
	(t (cons (list (caar e))
		 (mapcar #'rdsget (cdr e))))))

(defun rdtay (rd)
  (cond (limit-using-taylor ($ratdisrep ($taylor rd var val 1.)))
	(t (lrdtay rd))))

(defun lrdtay (rd)
  (prog (varlist p c e d $ratfac)
     (setq varlist (ncons var))
     (setq p (ratnumerator (cdr (ratrep* (cadr rd)))))
     (cond ((< (length p) 3.) (return rd)))
     (setq e (caddr rd))
     (setq d (pdegr p))
     (setq c (m^ var (m* d e)))
     (setq d ($ratsimp (varinvert (m* (pdis p) (m^ var (m- d)))
				  var)))
     (setq d (pwtaylor (m^ d e) var 0. 3.))
     (return (m* c (varinvert d var)))))

(defun varinvert (e var) (subin (m^t var -1.) e))

(defun deg (p)
  (prog ((varlist (list var)))
     (return (let (($ratfac nil))
	       (newvar p)
	       (pdegr (cadr (ratrep* p)))))))

;; Like DEG, but dependency on VAR is explicit.  Use this instead when
;; possible.
(defun deg-var (p var1)
  (prog ((varlist (list var1)))
     (flet ((pdegr-var (pf)
              (cond ((or (atom pf)
                         (not (eq (caadr (ratf var1))
                                  (car pf))))
	             0)
	            (low*
                     (cadr (reverse pf)))
	            (t
                     (cadr pf)))))
       (return (let (($ratfac nil))
	         (newvar p)
	         (pdegr-var (cadr (ratrep* p))))))))

(defun rat-no-ratfac (e)
  (let (($ratfac nil))
    (newvar e)
    (ratrep* e)))
(setq low* nil)

(defun rddeg (rd low*)
  (cond ((or (mnump rd)
	     (not (among var rd)))
	 0)
	((polyp rd)
	 (deg rd))
	((simplerd rd)
	 (m* (deg (cadr rd)) (caddr rd)))
	((mtimesp rd)
	 (addn (mapcar #'(lambda (j)
			   (rddeg j low*))
		       (cdr rd)) nil))
	((and (mplusp rd)
	      (setq rd (andmapcar #'(lambda (j) (rddeg j low*))
				  (cdr rd))))
	 (cond (low* (ratmin rd))
	       (t (ratmax rd))))))

(defun pdegr (pf)
  (cond ((or (atom pf) (not (eq (caadr (ratf var)) (car pf))))
	 0)
	(low* (cadr (reverse pf)))
	(t (cadr pf))))
;;There is some confusion here. We need to be aware of Branch cuts etc....
;;when doing this section of code. It is not very carefully done so there
;;are bugs still lurking. Another misfortune is that LIMIT or its inferiors
;;sometimes decides to change the limit VAL in midstream. This must be corrected
;;since LIMIT's interaction with the data base environment must be maintained.
;;I'm not sure that this code can ever be called with VAL other than $INF but
;;there is a hook in the first important cond clause to cathc them anyway.

(defun asy (n d)
  (let ((num-power (rddeg n nil))
	(den-power (rddeg d nil))
	(coef ())  (coef-sign ())  (power ()))
    (setq coef (m// ($ratcoef ($expand n) var num-power)
		    ($ratcoef ($expand d) var den-power)))
    (setq coef-sign (getsignl coef))
    (setq power (m// num-power den-power))
    (cond ((eq (ask-integer power '$integer) '$integer)
	   (cond ((eq (ask-integer power '$even) '$even)  '$even)
		 (t   '$odd))))		;Can be extended from here.
    (cond ((or (eq val '$minf)
	       (eq val '$zerob)
	       (eq val '$zeroa)
	       (equal val 0))  ()) ;Can be extended to cover some these.
	  ((ratgreaterp den-power num-power)
	   (cond ((equal coef-sign 1.)  '$zeroa)
		 ((equal coef-sign -1)  '$zerob)
		 ((equal coef-sign 0)   0)
		 (t 0)))
	  ((ratgreaterp num-power den-power)
	   (cond ((equal coef-sign 1.)  '$inf)
		 ((equal coef-sign -1)  '$minf)
		 ((equal coef-sign 0)   nil) ; should never be zero
		 ((null coef-sign)   '$infinity)))
	  (t coef))))

(defun radlim (e n d)
  (prog (nl dl)
     (cond ((eq val '$infinity) (throw 'limit nil))
	   ((eq val '$minf)
	    (setq nl (m* var -1))
	    (setq n (subin nl n))
	    (setq d (subin nl d))
	    (setq val '$inf))) ;This is the Culprit. Doesn't tell the DATABASE.
     (cond ((eq val '$inf)
	    (setq nl (asymredu n))
	    (setq dl (asymredu d))
	    (cond
	      ((or (rptrouble n) (rptrouble d))
	       (return (limit (m* (rdsget n) (m^ (rdsget d) -1.)) var val t)))
	      (t (return (asy nl dl))))))
     (setq nl (limit n var val t))
     (setq dl (limit d var val t))
     (cond ((and (zerop2 nl) (zerop2 dl))
	    (cond ((or (polyp n) (polyp d))
		   (return (try-lhospital-quit n d t)))
		  (t (return (ser0 e n d val)))))
	   (t (return ($radcan (ratrad (m// n d) n d nl dl)))))))

(defun ratrad (e n d nl dl)
  (prog (n1 d1)
     (cond ((equal nl 0) (return 0))
	   ((zerop2 dl)
	    (setq n1 nl)
	    (cond ((equal dl 0) (setq d1 '$infinity)) ;No direction Info.
		  ((eq dl '$zeroa)
		   (setq d1 '$inf))
		  ((equal (setq d (behavior d var val)) 1)
		   (setq d1 '$inf))
		  ((equal d -1) (setq d1 '$minf))
		  (t (throw 'limit nil))))
	   ((zerop2 nl)
	    (setq d1 dl)
	    (cond ((equal (setq n (behavior n var val)) 1)
		   (setq n1 '$zeroa))
		  ((equal n -1) (setq n1 '$zerob))
		  (t (setq n1 0))))
	   (t (return ($radcan (ridofab (subin val e))))))
     (return (simplimtimes (list n1 d1)))))

(defun maybe-asksign (e)
  "Return the sign of `e` in a super context where `zerob < 0` and `zeroa > 0`.
   When `*getsignl-asksign-ok*` is true, call `asksign`, otherwise call `csign`."
  (let ((cntx ($supcontext)))
    (unwind-protect
        (progn
          ;; Set up assumptions for the super context
          (assume (ftake 'mgreaterp '$zeroa 0))
          (assume (ftake 'mgreaterp 0 '$zerob))
          ;; Determine which function to call based on *getsignl-asksign-ok*
          (if *getsignl-asksign-ok*
              ($asksign e)
              ($csign e)))
      ;; remove the super context
      ($killcontext cntx))))

;;; Limit(log(XXX), var, 0, val), where val is either zerob (limit from below)
;;; or zeroa (limit from above).
(defun simplimln (expr var val)
  (let ((arglim (let ((preserve-direction t)) (limit (cadr expr) var val 'think))) (dir))
    ;; When arglim is 0, try using behavior to determine if the limit is zerob or zeroa.
    (when (eql arglim 0)
		(setq dir (behavior expr var val))
		(cond ((eql dir -1) (setq arglim '$zerob))
		      ((eql dir 1) (setq arglim '$zeroa))))
    (cond 
	  ((eq arglim '$inf) '$inf)     ;log(inf) = inf

      ;;log(minf,infinity,zerob) = infinity
	  ((member arglim '($minf $infinity $zerob))
	   '$infinity)

	  ((eq arglim '$zeroa) '$minf)  ;log(zeroa) = minf

	  ;; Special case of arglim = 0
	  ((eql arglim 0) '$infinity)
	
      ;; If expr doesn't vanish, log(ind) = ind; otherwise log(ind) = und.
	  ((eq arglim '$ind)
	      (if (eq t (mnqp (cadr expr) 0)) '$ind '$und))

	  ;; This case should be caught by simplimit, but in case simplimln is called
	  ;; from outside simplimit, we'll leave this case here for now 
	  ((eq arglim '$und) 
	    (throw 'limit nil))

      ;; log(1^(-)) = zerob, log(1^(+)) = zeroa & log(1)=0
	  ((eql (ridofab arglim) 1)
	      ;; it can happen that arglim is 1 + zeroa, for example. For such cases,
		  ;; we'll apply maybe-asksign; when that doesn't yield a sign, we'll use
		  ;; dispatch behavior.
		  (let ((sgn (maybe-asksign (sub arglim 1))))
		   (cond ((eq sgn '$neg) '$zerob)
		         ((eq sgn '$pos) '$zeroa)
				 (t
                   (setq dir (behavior (cadr expr) var val))
		           (cond ((eql dir -1) '$zerob)
		                 ((eql dir 1) '$zeroa)
			             (t 0))))))

	    (t
	       (let* ((z (trisplit arglim)) (xx (car z))  (yy (cdr z)) (sgn))
           ;; When yy vanishes, find the sign of xx. But when the sign is 'pnz', 
		   ;; use asksign. We could use 'meqp' or 'askequal' to  test for a vanishing yy,
		   ;; but for now, we'll test for a syntatic zero 
			(when (eql 0 yy)
				(setq sgn (maybe-asksign xx))
				(when (eq sgn '$pnz)
		   	      (setq sgn (let ((*getsignl-asksign-ok* t)) (maybe-asksign xx)))))

	        (cond 
  		  	  ((and (eql 0 yy) (eq sgn '$neg)) ; arglim on the negative real axis
			    ;; For arglim on the negative real axis, we need to examine the imaginary
		  	    ;; part of 'expr' to see if the imaginary part of 'expr' vanishes, or if it
			    ;; approaches zero from above or below.
			   (let ((yy (cdr (trisplit (cadr expr)))))
					 (setq dir (if (eq t (meqp yy 0)) 1 (behavior yy var val)))
					 (if (eql dir 0) 
					     (throw 'limit t)
	                     (add (ftake '%log (mul -1 arglim)) (mul dir '$%i '$%pi)))))
			  ((and (eql 0 yy) (eq sgn '$zero)) '$infinity)
			  (t  (ftake '%log arglim))))))))
(setf (get '%log 'simplim%function) 'simplimln)
(setf (get '%plog 'simplim%function) 'simplimln)

(defun simplim%limit (e x pt)
  (declare (ignore e x pt))
  (throw 'limit t))
(setf (get '%limit 'simplim%function) 'simplim%limit)

(defun simplim%unit_step (e var val)
	(let ((lim (limit (cadr e) var val 'think)))
		(cond ((eq lim '$und) '$und)
			  ((eq lim '$ind) '$ind)
			  ((eq lim '$zerob) 0)
			  ((eq lim '$zeroa) 1)
			  ((not (lenient-realp lim)) (throw 'limit nil)) ;catches infinity too
			  ;; catches minf & inf cases
			  ((eq t (mgrp 0 lim)) 0)
			  ((eq t (mgrp lim 0)) 1)
			  (t '$ind))))
(setf (get '$unit_step 'simplim%function) 'simplim%unit_step)

(defun simplim%conjugate (e var val)
	(let ((lim (limit (cadr e) var val 'think)))
		(cond ((off-negative-real-axisp lim)
				(ftake '$conjugate lim))
              (t (throw 'limit nil)))))
(setf (get '$conjugate 'simplim%function)  'simplim%conjugate)

(defun simplim%imagpart (e var val)
  (let ((lim (limit (cadr e) var val 'think)))
    (cond ((eq lim '$und) '$und)
	  ((eq lim '$ind) 0)
	  ((eq lim '$infinity) (throw 'limit nil))
	  (t (mfuncall '$imagpart lim)))))
(setf (get '$imagpart 'simplim%function) 'simplim%imagpart)
(setf (get '%imagpart 'simplim%function) 'simplim%imagpart)

(defun simplim%realpart (e var val)
  (let ((lim (limit (cadr e) var val 'think)))
    (cond ((eq lim '$und) '$und)
	  ((eq lim '$ind) '$ind)
	  ((eq lim '$infinity) (throw 'limit nil))
	  (t  (mfuncall '$realpart lim)))))
(setf (get '$realpart 'simplim%function) 'simplim%realpart)
(setf (get '%realpart 'simplim%function) 'simplim%realpart)
;;; Limit of the Factorial function

(defun simplimfact (expr var val)
  (let* ((arglim (limit (cadr expr) var val 'think)) ; Limit of the argument.
         (arg2 arglim))
    (cond ((eq arglim '$inf) '$inf)
          ((member arglim '($minf $infinity $und $ind) :test #'eq) '$und)
          ((zerop2 arglim) 1)
          ((and (or (maxima-integerp arglim)
                    (setq arg2 (integer-representation-p arglim)))
                (eq ($sign arg2) '$neg))
           ;; A negative integer or float or bigfloat representation.
           (let ((dir (limit (add (cadr expr) (mul -1 arg2)) var val 'think))
                 (even (mevenp arg2)))
             (cond ((or (and even
                             (eq dir '$zeroa))
                        (and (not even)
                             (eq dir '$zerob)))
                    '$minf)
                   ((or (and even
                             (eq dir '$zerob))
                        (and (not even)
                             (eq dir '$zeroa)))
                    '$inf)
                   (t (throw 'limit nil)))))
          (t
           ;; Call simplifier to get value at the limit of the argument.
           (simplify (list '(mfactorial) arglim))))))
(setf (get 'mfactorial 'simplim%function) 'simplimfact)

(defun simplim%erf-%tanh (fn arg)
  (let ((arglim (limit arg var val 'think))
        (ans ())
        (rlim ()))
    (cond ((eq arglim '$inf) 1)
	  ((eq arglim '$minf) -1)
	  ((eq arglim '$infinity)
	   (destructuring-bind (rpart . ipart)
               (trisplit arg)
	     (setq rlim (limit rpart var origval 'think))
	     (cond ((eq fn '%tanh)
		    (cond ((equal rlim '$inf) 1)
			  ((equal rlim '$minf) -1)))
		   ((eq fn '%erf)
		    (setq ans (limit (m* rpart (m^t ipart -1)) var origval 'think))
		    (setq ans ($asksign (m+ `((mabs) ,ans) -1)))
		    (cond ((or (eq ans '$pos) (eq ans '$zero))
			   (cond ((eq rlim '$inf) 1)
				 ((eq rlim '$minf) -1)
				 (t '$und)))
			  (t '$und))))))
	  ((eq arglim '$und) '$und)
	  ((member arglim '($zeroa $zerob $ind) :test #'eq) arglim)
;;;Ignore tanh(%pi/2*%I) and multiples of the argument.
	  (t
	   ;; erf (or tanh) of a known value is just erf(arglim).
	   (simplify (list (ncons fn) arglim))))))

(defun in-domain-of-atan (z)
  (setq z (trisplit z)) ; split z into real and imaginary parts
  (let ((x (car z)) (y (cdr z))) ;z = x+%i*y
      (not 
       (and
          (eq t (meqp x 0)) ;Re(z) = 0
          (or (eq t (mgqp -1 y)) ;-1 >= Im(z)
              (eq t (mgqp y 1))))))) ; Im(z) >= 1

(defun simplim%atan (e x pt)
  (let ((lim (limit (cadr e) x pt 'think)))
	(cond ((or (eq lim '$zeroa) (eq lim '$zerob) (eq lim 0) (eq lim '$ind)) lim)
		  ((or (eq lim '$und) (eq lim '$infinity)) (throw 'limit nil))
   	   	  ((eq lim '$inf) #$%pi/2$)    ;atan(inf) -> %pi/2
	      ((eq lim '$minf) #$-%pi/2$)  ;atan(-inf) -> -%pi/2
		  ((in-domain-of-atan (ridofab lim)) ; direct substitution
			  (ftake '%atan (ridofab lim)))
	    (t (limit ($logarc e) x pt 'think)))))
(setf (get '%atan 'simplim%function) 'simplim%atan)

(defmvar extended-reals 
	(append *infinitesimals* *infinities* (list '$und '$ind)))

;; Most instances of atan2 are simplified to atan expressions, but this routine 
;; handles tricky cases such as limit(atan2((x^2-2), x^3-2*x), x, sqrt(2), minus).
;; Taylor and Gruntz cannot handle the discontinuity at atan(0, -1)

;; When possible, we want to evaluate the limit of an atan2 expression using 
;; direct substitution--that produces, I think, the least surprising values. 

;; The general simplifier catches atan2(0,0) and it transforms atan2(minf or inf,X)
;; and atan2(X, minf or inf) into an atan expression, but it doesn't catch 
;; atan2(X, zerob or zeroa) or atan2(zerob or zeroa, X). For the other extended 
;; real (ind,und, or infinity) arguments, the general simplifier gives sign errors.

(defun simplim%atan2 (e v pt)
  (let ((y (second e))
        (x (third e))
        (xlim)
        (ylim)
        (xlim-z)
        (ylim-z)
		(dir)
        (q))
    (setq xlim (let ((preserve-direction t)) (limit x v pt 'think)))
    (setq ylim (let ((preserve-direction t)) (limit y v pt 'think)))

	(when (eql 0 xlim)
		(setq dir (behavior x v pt))
		;(mtell "x = ~M ; dir = ~M ~%" x dir)
		(cond ((eql dir 1) (setq xlim '$zeroa))
		      ((eql dir -1) (setq xlim '$zerob))))

	(when (eql 0 ylim)
		(setq dir (behavior y v pt))
		;(mtell "dir  = ~M ~%" dir)
		(cond ((eql dir 1) (setq ylim '$zeroa))
		      ((eql dir -1) (setq ylim '$zerob))))

    (setq xlim-z (ridofab xlim)
	      ylim-z (ridofab ylim))
    ;; For cases for which direct substitution fails, normalize 
    ;; x & y and try again.
    (setq q (cond ((eq xlim '$inf) x)
		          ((eq xlim '$minf) (mul -1 x))
		          ((eq ylim '$inf) y)
		          ((eq ylim '$minf) (mul -1 y))
		          (t 1)))

    (when (not (eql q 1)) 
	  (setq x (div x q))
      (setq y (div y q))
      (setq xlim (limit x v pt 'think))
      (setq ylim (limit y v pt 'think))
      (setq xlim-z (ridofab xlim)
	        ylim-z (ridofab ylim)))

    (cond

      ((and (eq xlim '$zeroa) (eq ylim '$zeroa)) ; in quadrant I
	    (limit (ftake '%atan (div y x)) v pt 'think))
    
      ((and (eq xlim '$zerob) (eq ylim '$zeroa)) ; in quadrant II
	    (add '$%pi (limit (ftake '%atan (div y x)) v pt 'think)))

	  ((and (eq xlim '$zerob) (eq ylim '$zerob)) ; in quadrant III
	    (sub (limit (ftake '%atan (div y x)) v pt 'think) '$%pi)) 

      ((and (eq xlim '$zeroa) (eq ylim '$zerob)) ; in quadrant IV
	    (limit (ftake '%atan (div y x)) v pt 'think))  

      ((and (eq '$zerob ylim) (eq t (mgrp 0 xlim)))
       (mul -1 '$%pi))
      ((and (eq '$zerob ylim) (eq t (mgrp xlim 0)))
       0)
      ((and (eq '$zeroa ylim) (eq t (mgrp 0 xlim)))
       '$%pi)
      ((and (eq '$zeroa ylim) (eq t (mgrp xlim 0)))
       0)
      ((and (eql xlim 1) (eql ylim '$inf))
       (div '$%pi 2))
      ((and (eql xlim -1) (eql ylim 0))
       '$ind)
					 
      ;; Use direct substitution when ylim-z # 0 or xlim-z > 0. We need
      ;; to check that xlim-z & ylim-z are real too.
      ((and (lenient-realp xlim-z)
            (lenient-realp ylim-z)
	    (or (eq t (mnqp ylim-z 0))
                (eq t (mgrp xlim-z 0))))
       (ftake '%atan2 ylim-z xlim-z))
      (t
       (throw 'limit nil)))))
(setf (get '%atan2 'simplim%function) 'simplim%atan2)

(defun simplimsch (sch arg)
  (cond ((real-infinityp arg)
	 (cond ((eq sch '%sinh) arg) (t '$inf)))
	((eq arg '$infinity) '$infinity)
	((eq arg '$ind) '$ind)
	((eq arg '$und) '$und)
	((and (eq sch '%sinh)
	      (or (eq arg '$zerob) (eq arg '$zeroa)))
         arg)
	(t (let (($exponentialize t))
	     (resimplify (list (ncons sch) (ridofab arg)))))))

;; simple limit of sin and cos
(defun simplimsc (exp fn arg)
  (cond ((member arg '($inf $minf $ind) :test #'eq) '$ind)
	((member arg '($und $infinity) :test #'eq)
	 (throw 'limit ()))
	((member arg '($zeroa $zerob) :test #'eq)
	 (cond ((eq fn '%sin) arg)
	       (t (m+ 1 '$zerob))))
	((sincoshk exp
		   (simplify (list (ncons fn) (ridofab arg)))
		   fn))))

(defun simplim%tan (arg)
  (let ((arglim (limit arg var val 'think)))
    (cond
      ((member arglim '($inf $minf $ind) :test #'eq)
       '$ind)
      ((member arglim '($und $infinity) :test #'eq)
       (throw 'limit nil))
      (t
       ;; Write the limit of the argument as c*%pi + rest.
       (let*
	   ((c (or (pip arglim) 0))
	    (rest (sratsimp (m- arglim (m* '$%pi c))))
	    (hit-zero))
	 ;; Check if tan(x) has a zero or pole at x=arglim.
	 ;; zero: tan(n*%pi + 0*)
	 ;; pole: tan((2*n+1)*%pi/2 + 0*)
	 ;; 0* can be $zeroa, $zerob or 0.
	 (if (and (member rest '(0 $zeroa $zerob) :test #'equal)
		  (or (setq hit-zero (integerp c))
		      (and (ratnump c) (equal (caddr c) 2))))
	     ;; This is a zero or a pole.
	     ;; Determine on which side of the zero/pole we are.
	     ;; If rest is $zeroa or $zerob, use that.
	     ;; Otherwise (rest = 0), try to determine the side
	     ;; using the behavior of the argument.
	     (let
		 ((side (cond ((eq rest '$zeroa) 1)
			      ((eq rest '$zerob) -1)
			      (t (behavior arg var val)))))
	       (if hit-zero
		   ;; For a zero, if we don't know the side, just return 0.
		   (cond
		     ((equal side 1) '$zeroa)
		     ((equal side -1) '$zerob)
		     (t 0))
		   ;; For a pole, we need to know the side.
		   ;; Otherwise, we can't determine the limit.
		   (cond
		     ((equal side 1) '$minf)
		     ((equal side -1) '$inf)
		     (t (throw 'limit t)))))
	     ;; No zero or pole - substitute in the limit of the argument.
	     (take '(%tan) (ridofab arglim))))))))

(defun simplim%asinh (arg)
  (cond ((member arg '($inf $minf $zeroa $zerob $ind $und) :test #'eq)
	 arg)
	((eq arg '$infinity) '$und)
	(t (simplify (list '(%asinh) (ridofab arg))))))

(defun simplim%acosh (arg)
  (cond ((equal (ridofab arg) 1) '$zeroa)
	((eq arg '$inf) arg)
	((eq arg '$minf) '$infinity)
	((member arg '($und $ind $infinity) :test #'eq) '$und)
	(t (simplify (list '(%acosh) (ridofab arg))))))

(defun simplim%atanh (arg dir)
  ;; Compute limit(atanh(x),x,arg).  If ARG is +/-1, we need to take
  ;; into account which direction we're approaching ARG.
  (cond ((zerop2 arg) arg)
	((member arg '($ind $und $infinity $minf $inf) :test #'eq)
	 '$und)
	((equal (setq arg (ridofab arg)) 1.)
	 ;; The limit at 1 should be complex infinity because atanh(x)
	 ;; is complex for x > 1, but inf if we're approaching 1 from
	 ;; below.
	 (if (eq dir '$zerob)
	     '$inf
	     '$infinity))
	((equal arg -1.)
	 ;; Same as above, except for the limit is at -1.
	 (if (eq dir '$zeroa)
	     '$minf
	     '$infinity))
	(t (simplify (list '(%atanh) arg)))))

(defun simplim%asin (e x pt)
  (let ((lim (limit (cadr e) x pt 'think)) (dir) (lim-sgn))
    (cond ((member lim '($zeroa $zerob)) lim) ;asin(zeoroa/b) = zeroa/b
	  ((member lim '($minf '$inf '$infinity)) '$infinity)
	  ((eq lim '$ind) '$ind)                 ;asin(ind)=ind 
	  ((eq lim '$und) '$und)                 ;asin(und)=und
	  ((in-domain-of-asin lim)               ;direct substitution
	   (ftake '%asin lim))
	  ((freeof x e) e) ;limit of constant--it happens!
	  (t 
	   (setq e (trisplit (cadr e))) ;overwrite e!
	   (setq dir (behavior (cdr e) x pt))
	   (setq lim-sgn ($csign (car e))) ;lim-sgn = sign limit(Re(e))
	   (cond 			  
	     ((eql dir 0)
	      (throw 'limit t)) ;unable to find behavior of imaginary part

	     ;; For the values of asin on the branch cuts, see DLMF 4.23.20 & 4.23.21
	     ;; Diagram of the values of asin just above and below the branch cuts
	     ;; 
	     ;;  asin(x)                           pi - asin(x) 
	     ;;................ -1 ....0.... 1  ...............
             ;; -pi - asin(x)                        asin(x)
	     ;;
	     ;; Let's start in northwest and rotate counterclockwise:
	     ((and (eq '$neg lim-sgn) (eq dir 1))
	      (ftake '%asin lim))
	     ((and (eq '$pos lim-sgn) (eq dir 1))
	      (sub '$%pi (ftake '%asin lim)))
	     ((and (eq '$pos lim-sgn) (eq dir -1))
	      (ftake '%asin lim))
	     ((and (eq '$neg lim-sgn) (eq dir -1))
	      (sub (mul -1 '$%pi) (ftake '%asin lim)))
	     (t
              ;; unable to find sign of real part of lim.
              (throw 'limit t)))))))
(setf (get '%asin 'simplim%function) 'simplim%asin)

(defun simplim%acos (e x pt)
  (let ((lim (limit (cadr e) x pt 'think)) (dir) (lim-sgn))
    (cond ((in-domain-of-asin lim)      ;direct substitution
	   (ftake '%acos lim))
	  ((member lim '($und $ind $inf $minf $infinity)) ;boundary cases
	   '$und)	
	  (t 
	   (setq e (trisplit (cadr e))) ;overwrite e!
	   (setq dir (behavior (cdr e) x pt))
	   (setq lim-sgn ($csign lim))
	   (cond 			  
	     ((eql dir 0)
	      (throw 'limit t)) ;unable to find behavior of imaginary part
	     ;; for the values of acos on the branch cuts, see DLMF 4.23.24 & 4.23.25
	     ;; http://dlmf.nist.gov/4.23.E24
	     ((or (eq '$pos lim-sgn) (eq '$neg lim-sgn))
	      ;; continuous from above
	      (if (eql dir 1) (ftake '%acos lim) (sub (mul 2 '$%pi) (ftake '%acos lim))))
	     (t
              ;; unable to find sign of real part of lim.
              (throw 'limit t)))))))
(setf (get '%acos 'simplim%function) 'simplim%acos)

;; Limit of an %integrate expression. For a definite integral
;; integrate(ee,var,a,b), when ee is free of the limit variable
(defun simplim%integrate (e x pt)
  (let* ((ee (second e))             ;ee = integrand
	 (var (third e))             ;integration variable
	 (a (fourth e))              ;lower limit or nil if indefinite
         (b (fifth e))               ;lower limit or nil if indefinite
	 (alim) (blim))
    (cond ((and a b ($freeof x ee) ($freeof x var))
	   (setq alim (limit a x pt 'think))
	   (setq blim (limit b x pt 'think))
	   (if (and (lenient-extended-realp alim) 
		    (lenient-extended-realp blim)
		    (not (eq alim '$infinity))
		    (not (eq blim '$infinity)))
	       (ftake '%integrate ee var alim blim)
	       (throw 'limit t)))
          (t
           (throw 'limit t)))))
(setf (get '%integrate 'simplim%function) 'simplim%integrate)

(defun subftake (op subarg arg)
  (simplifya (subfunmake op subarg arg) t))
  
(defun off-one-to-inf (z)
  (setq z (trisplit z)) ; split z into x+%i*y
  (or
    (eq t (mnqp (cdr z) 0))    ; y # 0
    (eq t (mgrp 1 (car z)))))    ; x < 1

(defun simplim%li (expr x pt)
  (let* ((n (car (subfunsubs expr)))
 	 (e (car (subfunargs expr)))
	 (elim (limit e x pt 'think))
	 (dir))
    (cond ((freeof x n)
	   (cond ((and (eq elim '$minf) (integerp n) (>= n 2))
		  '$minf)
		 ((and (eq elim '$inf) (integerp n) (>= n 2))
		  '$infinity)
		 ((or (eql (ridofab elim) 1) (and (not (extended-real-p elim)) (off-one-to-inf elim)))
		  ;; Limit of li[s](1) can be evaluated by just
		  ;; substituting in 1.
		  ;; Same for li[s](x) when x is < 1.
		  (subftake '$li (list n) (list elim)))

		 ((and (not (extended-real-p elim))
		       (not (off-one-to-inf elim)))
		  ;; handle branch cut along line (1, inf).
		  ;; if we approach from negative imaginary,
		  ;;   result is the same as result on the line.
		  ;; if we approach from positive imaginary,
		  ;;   imaginary part of result has opposite sign
		  ;;
		  ;; this works for  limit(li[2](2*exp(x*%i)), x, 0, plus)
		  ;; but currently does not work in general because maxima
		  ;; thinks conjugate(li[n](x))  =>  li[n](x)
		  (setq dir (behavior ($imagpart e) var val))
		  (cond ((eq dir -1)
			 (subftake '$li (list n) (list elim)))
			((eq dir 1)
			 (ftake '$conjugate (subftake '$li (list n) (list elim))))
			(t (throw 'limit nil))))
		 
		 (t (throw 'limit nil))))
	  ;; Claim ignorance when order depends on limit variable.	
	  (t (throw 'limit nil)))))

(setf (get '$li 'simplim%function) 'simplim%li)
(setf (get '%li 'simplim%function) 'simplim%li)

(defun simplim$psi (order arg val)
  (if (and (not (equal (length order) 1))
         (not (equal (length arg) 1)))
      (throw 'limit ())
      (setq order (car order)
            arg (car arg)))
  (cond ((equal order 0) 
	 (destructuring-bind (rpart . ipart)
             (trisplit arg)
           (cond ((not (equal ipart 0))  (throw 'limit ()))
                 (t (setq rpart (limit rpart var val 'think))
                    (cond ((eq rpart '$zeroa)  '$minf)
                          ((eq rpart '$zerob)  '$inf)
                          ((eq rpart '$inf)  '$inf)
                          ((eq rpart '$minf)   '$und)
                          ((equal (getsignl rpart) -1)  (throw 'limit ()))
                          (t (simplify (subfunmake '$psi (list order)
                                                   (list rpart)))))))))
	((and (integerp order) (> order 0) 
            (equal (limit arg var val 'think) '$inf))
	 (cond ((mevenp order) '$zerob)
	       ((moddp order) '$zeroa)
	       (t (throw 'limit ()))))
	(t (throw 'limit ()))))

(defun simplim%inverse_jacobi_ns (arg m)
  (if (or (eq arg '$inf) (eq arg '$minf))
      0
      `((%inverse_jacobi_ns) ,arg ,m)))

(defun simplim%inverse_jacobi_nc (arg m)
  (if (or (eq arg '$inf) (eq arg '$minf))
      `((%elliptic_kc) ,m)
      `((%inverse_jacobi_nc) ,arg ,m)))

(defun simplim%inverse_jacobi_sc (arg m)
  (if (or (eq arg '$inf) (eq arg '$minf))
      `((%elliptic_kc) ,m)
      `((%inverse_jacobi_sc) ,arg ,m)))

(defun simplim%inverse_jacobi_dc (arg m)
  (if (or (eq arg '$inf) (eq arg '$minf))
      `((%elliptic_kc) ,m)
      `((%inverse_jacobi_dc) ,arg ,m)))

(defun simplim%inverse_jacobi_cs (arg m)
  (if (or (eq arg '$inf) (eq arg '$minf))
      0
      `((%inverse_jacobi_cs) ,arg ,m)))

(defun simplim%inverse_jacobi_ds (arg m)
  (if (or (eq arg '$inf) (eq arg '$minf))
      0
      `((%inverse_jacobi_ds) ,arg ,m)))

(defun simplim%signum (e x pt)
  (let ((e (limit (cadr e) x pt 'think)) (sgn))
    (cond ((eq '$minf e) -1)
		  ((eq '$inf e) 1)
		  ((eq '$infinity e) '$und)
		  ((eq '$ind e) '$ind)
		  ((eq '$und e) e)
		  ((eq '$zerob e) -1)
		  ((eq '$zeroa e) 1)
		  (t  
		     (setq sgn (mnqp e 0))
			 (cond ((eq t sgn) (ftake '%signum e))
			 	   (t (throw 'limit nil))))))) ; don't know
(setf (get '%signum 'simplim%function) 'simplim%signum)

;; more functions for limit to handle

(defun lfibtophi (e)
  (cond ((not (involve e '($fib))) e)
	((eq (caar e) '$fib)
	 (let ((lnorecurse t))
	   ($fibtophi (list '($fib) (lfibtophi (cadr e))) lnorecurse)))
	(t (cons (car e)
		 (mapcar #'lfibtophi (cdr e))))))

;;;     FOLLOWING CODE MAKES $LDEFINT WORK

(defmfun $ldefint (exp var ll ul &aux $logabs ans a1 a2)
  (setq $logabs t ans (sinint exp var)
	a1 (toplevel-$limit ans var ul '$minus)
	a2 (toplevel-$limit ans var ll '$plus))
  (and (member a1 '($inf $minf $infinity $und $ind) :test #'eq)
       (setq a1 (nounlimit ans var ul)))
  (and (member a2 '($inf $minf $infinity $und $ind) :test #'eq)
       (setq a2 (nounlimit ans var ll)))
  ($expand (m- a1 a2)))

(defun nounlimit (exp var val)
  (setq exp (restorelim exp))
  (nconc (list '(%limit) exp var (ridofab val))
	 (cond ((eq val '$zeroa) '($plus))
	       ((eq val '$zerob) '($minus)))))

;; substitute inside noun form of %derivative
;; for cases such as     limit('diff(x+2,x), x, 1)
;;                 ->    limit('diff(xx+3), xx, 0)
;;
;; maxima-substitute with *atp* skips over %derivative
;;
;; substitutes   diff(f(realvar), realvar, n)
;;           ->  diff(f(var+val), var, n)
(defun derivative-subst (exp val var realvar)
  (cond ((atom exp) exp)
	((eq '%derivative (caar exp))
	 (cons
	  (car exp)
	  (cons		;; the function being differentiated
	   (maxima-substitute (m+ val var) realvar (cadr exp))
	   (cons	;; the var of differentiation
	    (maxima-substitute var realvar (caddr exp))
	    (cdddr exp))))) ;; the order of the derivative
	(t (cons (car exp)
		 (mapcar (lambda (x) (derivative-subst x val var realvar))
			 (cdr exp))))))

(defun oscip (e)
  (or (involve e '(%sin %cos %tan))
      (among '$%i (%einvolve e))))

;; Like OSCIP, but the dependency on VAR is explicit (second arg).
;; Use this instead when possible.
(defun oscip-var (e var1)
  (or (involve-var e var1 '(%sin %cos %tan))
      (among '$%i (%einvolve-var e var1))))

(defun %einvolve (e)
  (when (among '$%e e) (%einvolve01 e)))

(defun %einvolve01 (e)
  (cond ((atom e) nil)
	((mnump e) nil)
	((and (mexptp e)
	      (eq (cadr e) '$%e)
	      (among var (caddr e)))
	 (caddr e))
	(t (some #'%einvolve (cdr e)))))

;; Just like %EINVOLVE, except the dependency on VAR is explicit
;; (second arg here).  Use this instead when possible.
(defun %einvolve-var (e var1)
  (flet ((%einvolve01-var (e)
           ;; A copy of %ENVOLVE01, but for %EINVOLVE-VAR.
           (cond ((atom e)
                  nil)
	         ((mnump e)
                  nil)
	         ((and (mexptp e)
	               (eq (cadr e) '$%e)
	               (among var1 (caddr e)))
	          (caddr e))
	         (t (some #'(lambda (ee)
                              (%einvolve-var ee var1))
                          (cdr e))))))
    (when (among '$%e e)
      (%einvolve01-var e))))
  

(declare-top (unspecial *indicator exp var val origval taylored
			$tlimswitch logcombed lhp? lhcount))


;; GRUNTZ ALGORITHM

;; Dominik Gruntz
;; "On Computing Limits in a Symbolic Manipulation System"
;; PhD Dissertation ETH Zurich 1996

;; The algorithm identifies the most rapidly varying (MRV) subexpression,
;; replaces it with a new variable w, rewrites the expression in terms
;; of the new variable, and then repeats.

;; The algorithm doesn't handle oscillating functions, so it can't do things like
;; limit(sin(x)/x, x, inf).

;; To handle limits involving functions like gamma(x) and erf(x), the
;; gruntz algorithm requires them to be written in terms of asymptotic
;; expansions, which maxima cannot currently do.

;; The algorithm assumes that everything is real, so it can't
;; currently handle limit((-2)^x, x, inf).

;; This is one of the methods used by maxima's $limit.
;; It is also directly available to the user as $gruntz.


;; most rapidly varying subexpression of expression exp with respect to limit variable var.
;; returns a list of subexpressions which are in the same MRV equivalence class.
(defun mrv (exp var)
  (cond ((freeof var exp)
	 nil)
	((eq var exp)
	 (list var))
	((mtimesp exp)
	 (mrv-max (mrv (cadr exp) var)
		  (mrv (m*l (cddr exp)) var)
		  var))
	((mplusp exp)
	 (mrv-max (mrv (cadr exp) var)
		  (mrv (m+l (cddr exp)) var)
		  var))
	((mexptp exp)
	 (cond ((freeof var (caddr exp))
		(mrv (cadr exp) var))
	       ((member (limitinf (logred exp) var) '($inf $minf) :test #'eq)
		(mrv-max (list exp) (mrv (caddr exp) var) var))
	       (t (mrv-max (mrv (cadr exp) var) (mrv (caddr exp) var) var))))
	((mlogp exp)
	 (mrv (cadr exp) var))
	((equal (length (cdr exp)) 1)
	 (mrv (cadr exp) var))
	((equal (length (cdr exp)) 2)
	 (mrv-max (mrv (cadr exp) var)
		  (mrv (caddr exp) var)
		  var))
	(t (tay-error "mrv not implemented" exp))))

;; takes two lists of expressions, f and g, and limit variable var.
;; members in each list are assumed to be in same MRV equivalence
;; class.  returns MRV set of the union of the inputs - either f or g
;; or the union of f and g.
(defun mrv-max (f g var)
  (prog ()
	(cond ((not f)
	       (return g))
	      ((not g)
	       (return f))
	      ((intersection f g)
	       (return (union f g))))
	(let ((c (mrv-compare (car f) (car g) var)))
	  (cond ((eq c '>)
		 (return f))
		((eq c '<)
		 (return g))
		((eq c '=)
		 (return (union f g)))
		(t (merror "MRV-MAX: expected '>' '<' or '='; found: ~M" c))))))

(defun mrv-compare (a b var)
  (let ((c ($limit (div (ftake '%log a) (ftake '%log b)) var '$inf)))
    (cond ((eql c 0)
	   '<)
	  ((member c '($inf $minf) :test #'eq)
	   '>)
	  (t '=))))

;; rewrite expression exp by replacing members of MRV set omega with
;; expressions in terms of new variable wsym.  return cons pair of new
;; version of exp and the log of the new variable wsym.
(defun mrv-rewrite (exp omega var wsym)
  (setq omega (stable-sort omega (lambda (x y) (> (length (mrv x var))
					   (length (mrv y var))))));FIXME consider a total order function with #'sort
  (let* ((g (car (last omega)))
	 (logg (logred g))
	 (sig (equal (mrv-sign logg var) 1))
	 (w (if sig (m// 1 wsym) wsym))
	 (logw (if sig (m* -1 logg) logg)))
    (mapcar (lambda (x y)
	      ;;(mtell "y:~M x:~M exp:~M~%" y x exp)
	      (setq exp (syntactic-substitute y x exp)))
	    omega
	    (mapcar (lambda (f)		;; rewrite each element of omega
		      (let* ((logf (logred f))
			     (c (mrv-leadterm (m// logf logg) var nil)))
			(cond ((not (equal (cadr c) 0))
			       (merror "MRV-REWRITE: expected leading term to be constant in ~M" c)))
			;;(mtell "logg: ~M  logf: ~M~%" logg logf)
			(m* (m^ w (car c))
			    (m^ '$%e (m- logf
					 (m* (car c) logg))))))
		    omega))
    (cons exp logw)))

;;; if log w(x) = h(x), rewrite all subexpressions of the form
;;; log(f(x)) as log(w^-c f(x)) + c h(x) with c the unique constant
;;; such that w^-c f(x) is strictly less rapidly varying than w.
(defun mrv-rewrite-logs (exp wsym logw)
  (cond ((atom exp) exp)
	((and (mlogp exp)
	      (not (freeof wsym exp)))
	 (let* ((f (cadr exp))
		(c ($lopow (calculate-series f wsym)
			   wsym)))
	   (m+ (list (car exp)
		     (m* (m^ wsym (m- c))
			 (mrv-rewrite-logs f wsym logw)))
	       (m* c logw))))
	(t
	 (cons (car exp)
	       (mapcar (lambda (e)
			 (mrv-rewrite-logs e wsym logw))
		       (cdr exp))))))

;; returns list of two elements: coeff and exponent of leading term of exp,
;; after rewriting exp in term of its MRV set omega.
(defun mrv-leadterm (exp var omega)
  (prog ((new-omega ()))
	(cond ((freeof var exp)
	       (return (list exp 0))))
	(dolist (term omega)
	  (cond ((subexp exp term)
		 (push term new-omega))))
	(setq omega new-omega)
	(cond ((not omega)
	       (setq omega (mrv exp var))))
	(cond ((member var omega :test #'eq)
	       (let* ((omega-up (mrv-moveup omega var))
		      (e-up (car (mrv-moveup (list exp) var)))
		      (mrv-leadterm-up (mrv-leadterm e-up var omega-up)))
		 (return (mrv-movedown mrv-leadterm-up var)))))
	(destructuring-let* ((wsym (gensym "w"))
			     lo
			     coef
			     ((f . logw) (mrv-rewrite exp omega var wsym))
			     (series (calculate-series (mrv-rewrite-logs f wsym logw)
						       wsym)))
			    (setq series (maxima-substitute logw `((%log) ,wsym) series))
			    (setq lo ($lopow series wsym))
			    (when (or (not ($constantp lo))
				      (not (free series '%derivative)))
				      ;; (mtell "series: ~M lo: ~M~%" series lo)
			      (tay-error "error in series expansion" f))
			    (setq coef ($coeff series wsym lo))
                           (when (not (free coef wsym))
                             (tay-error "MRV-LEADTERM: failed to extract leading coefficient; obtained" coef))
			    ;;(mtell "exp: ~M f: ~M~%" exp f)
			    ;;(mtell "series: ~M~%coeff: ~M~%pow: ~M~%" series coef lo)
			    (return (list coef lo)))))

(defun mrv-moveup (l var)
  (mapcar (lambda (exp)
	    (simplify-log-of-exp
	     (syntactic-substitute `((mexpt) $%e ,var) var exp)))
	  l))

(defun mrv-movedown (l var)
  (mapcar (lambda (exp) (syntactic-substitute `((%log simp) ,var) var exp))
	  l))

;; test whether sub is a subexpression of exp
(defun subexp (exp sub)
  (let ((dummy (gensym)))
	(putprop dummy t 'internal)
 	(not (alike1 (maxima-substitute dummy
				 sub
				 exp)
	      exp))))

;; When $domain is $real, substitute the rectangular form for log(+/- %i) in
;; the expression e; when $domain is not $real, return the expression e unchanged.

;; Maxima's general simplifier does not simplify log(+/- %i) to a rectangular form.
;; This is due to Maxima's guideline of perserving multivalueness of log-like 
;; expressions. Especially when $domain is true, I don't think users want to see 
;; results such as limit(atan(x),x,inf) = -%i*log(%i). 
(defun log-simp-plus-or-minus-i (e) 
  (if (eq '$real $domain)
        (maxima-substitute 
	       (div (mul '$%i '$%pi) -2) 
		   (ftake '%log (mul -1 '$%i)) 
           (maxima-substitute (div (mul '$%i '$%pi) 2) (ftake '%log '$%i) e))
	  e))

;; Generate $lhospitallim terms of taylor expansion.
;; Ideally we would use a lazy series representation that generates
;; more terms as higher order terms cancel.
(defun calculate-series (exp var)
    (let ((cntx ($supcontext)) 
	      (silent-taylor-flag t) 
          ($taylordepth 8) 
		  ($radexpand nil) 
		  ($logexpand nil)
          ($taylor_simplifier #'(lambda (q) (sratsimp (extra-simp q)))))
		  ($activate cntx)
		 (unwind-protect 
		 	 (progn
				 (assume (ftake 'mgreaterp var 0))
				 (putprop var t 'internal); keep var from appearing in questions to user
 			     (setq exp (partial-logarc exp (list '%atan)))
			     (log-simp-plus-or-minus-i (catch 'taylor-catch ($taylor exp var 0 $lhospitallim))))
			  (remprop var 'internal)	  
              ($killcontext cntx))))

;; Given a Maxima expression e and a variable x, mrv-sign(e,x) returns the sign 
;; of e in a neighborhood of real infinity. The sign is encoded as -1 for 
;; negative, 0 for zero, and 1 for positive. 

;; For a sufficiently large number of compositions, log(log(...(log(x)))) 
;; is positive in a neighborhood of infinity, but no matter how large we assume x 
;; to be, sign(log(log(... (log(x))))) = pnz. So no, the function mrv-sign cannot 
;; simply call sign.

;; The Gruntz code makes an assumption that x > *large-positive-number* before
;; this code is called. This assumption is made in a new super context, so 
;; it's OK for this code to make new assumptions, as the Gruntz code eventually 
;; kills the super context, deleting the new assumptions.

;; The function mrv-sign-helper extends the mrv sign of an expression to 
;; include the values of 2 for an expression that is not bounded above in a 
;; neighborhood of infinity and -2 for one that is not bounded below. For 
;; example, the extended mrv sign of x --> log(x) is 2, and the extended
;;; mrv sign of x --> -x is -2. 

(defun mrv-sign (e x)
	(let ((sgn (mrv-sign-helper e x)))
	 (if (null sgn) (throw 'taylor-catch nil) (max -1 (min 1 sgn)))))

;; Map {$neg, $zero, $pos} --> {-1, 0, 1}. For all other inputs, throw an error
;; to taylor-catch. 
(defun mrv-sign-to-number (sgn)
  (cond ((eq sgn '$neg) -1)
        ((eq sgn '$zero) 0)
        ((eq sgn '$pos) 1)
        (t (throw 'taylor-catch nil)))) ; nil for pn, pz, nz, pnz, complex, or imaginary.

;; The function mrv-sign-constant returns the mrv-sign of an expression that is 
;; free of the variable x. Unfortunately, the limit problem limit(ind*inf) makes 
;; its way to the Gruntz code as gruntz(ind*x, x, inf). And ultimately that calls 
;; mrv-sign-constant on ind. So, we trap for this case (and other extended reals) 
;; and throw an error to taylor-catch for an input that is an extended real 
;; (minf, zerob, zeroa, ind, und, inf, or infinity). Possibly, for the inputs
;; minf, zerob, zeroa, and inf, mrv-sign-constant shouldn't throw to taylor-catch.

;; When this code does an asksign, it would be OK to append this fact to the 
;; fact database (the Gruntz code works in a new super context). Better, I think, 
;; would be an option on asksign to append the fact.
(defun mrv-sign-constant (e)
   (if (member e extended-reals)
      (throw 'taylor-catch nil)
      (mrv-sign-to-number (if *getsignl-asksign-ok*
                              ($asksign e)
                              ($sign e)))))

;; Return the mrv-sign of e, where e is a sum.
(defun mrv-sign-sum (e x)	
     (let ((ans) (minfterms nil) (infterms nil) (negterms nil) (posterms nil) 
	       (failedterms nil) (ee (cdr e)))
		;; collect terms with the same value of mrv-sign-helper into lists
	    (dolist (ek ee)
			(setq ans (mrv-sign-helper ek x))
			(cond ((eql -2 ans) (push ek minfterms))
			      ((eql -1 ans) (push ek negterms))
				  ((eql 1 ans) (push ek posterms))
			      ((eql 2 ans) (push ek infterms))
				  (t (push ek failedterms))))
		(cond 
		      ;; Unable to find the mrv sign of one or more terms; throw an error.
			  ;; Possibly, this code could not give up so soon.
		      (failedterms
				 (throw 'taylor-catch nil))
              ;; at least one inf terms, but no minf terms, return 2
			  ((and infterms (null minfterms)) 2)
			  ;; at least one minf terms, but no inf terms, return -2
			  ((and minfterms (null infterms)) -2)
              ;; no minf terms, no negative terms, return either 1 or 2
		      ((and (null minfterms) (null negterms))
		        (if infterms 2 1))
              ;; no inf terms, no positive terms, return either -2 or -1
			  ((and (null infterms) (null posterms))
			  	(if minfterms -2 -1))
			  ;; no min or inf terms, hope csign can do it
			  ((and (null infterms) (null minfterms))
				 (mrv-sign-to-number ($csign e)))
              ;; both minf terms and inf terms
			  (t 
			    ;; do the inf or minf terms dominate?
				(setq ans ($limit (div 
							        (fapply 'mplus infterms)
				                    (mul -1 (fapply 'mplus minfterms))) x '$inf))
			    (cond ((eq t (mgrp ans 1)) 2) ; infterms >> |minfterms|, return 2
				       ((eql ans 0) -2) ; infterms << |minfterms|, return -2
					   ((eql ans 1)
					      (let ((a) (b) (qq))
					        (setq a (fapply 'mplus (append negterms posterms infterms)))
						    (setq b (mul -1 (fapply 'mplus minfterms)))
						    (setq qq (tlimit-taylor (sratsimp (sub (div a b) 1)) x '$inf 0 3))
                             (if (null qq)
					           (throw 'taylor-catch nil))
		                       (mrv-sign ($ratdisrep qq) x)))
					   (t 
				          (throw 'taylor-catch nil)))))))

;; Return the mrv-sign of the expression e, where e is a product.
(defun mrv-sign-product (e x)
  (let ((ee (mapcar #'(lambda (q) (mrv-sign-helper q x)) (cdr e))))
  (cond
     ;; unable to find the sign of one term, dispatch csign on e.
	 ((some #'null ee) (mrv-sign-to-number ($csign e)))
     (t (max -2 (min 2 (reduce '* ee)))))))

;; Return the mrv-sign of the expression e, where the operator of e is log. To 
;; allow the (slow to finish) test
;;   gruntz(%e^(8*%e^((54*x^(49/45))/17+(21*x^(6/11))/8+5/(2*x^(5/7))+2/x^8))/log(log(-log(4/(3*x^(5/14)))))^(7/6),x,inf);
;; to complete, we need to examine the mrv sign of both X and 1/X, where 
;; the input to mrv-sign-log is log(X).
(defun mrv-sign-log (e x)
	(let ((ee (cadr e)))
	  (cond ((eql 2 (mrv-sign-helper ee x)) 2) ;log(inf) = inf
		    ((eq t (mgrp ee 1)) 1) ;log(>1) = pos
	        ((eql 2 (mrv-sign-helper (div 1 ee) x)) -2); log(zeroa) = minf
		    ((and (eq t (mgrp ee 0)) (eq t (mgrp 1 ee))) -1) ; log(0< & < 1) = neg
		    (t (throw 'taylor-catch nil)))))

;; Return the mrv sign of the expression e, where e = X^Y. For the mrv sign
;; of an expression to be zero, it needs to be zero in a neighborhood of infinity.
;; So if limit(X,x,inf) = 1/2 & limit(Y,x,inf) = inf, although limit(X^Y,x,inf)=0,
;; the mrv sign of X^Y is not zero.
(defun mrv-sign-mexpt (e x) ; e = X^Y
  (let ((a (mrv-sign-helper (cadr e) x))
        (b (mrv-sign-helper (caddr e) x)))
	(cond 
	  ;; pos^minf = pos
	  ((and (eql a 1) (eql b -2)) 1)
	  ;; {> 1}^inf = inf
	  ((and (eql a 1) (eql b 2) (eq t (mgrp (cadr e) 1))) 2)
	  ;; pos^{neg, pos} = pos
	  ((and (eql a 1) (or (eql b -1) (eql b 1) (eql b 2))) 1)
	  ;; inf^pos = inf & inf^inf = inf
	  ((and (eql a 2) (or (eql b 1) (eql b 2))) 2)
      ;; inf^{neg, zero} = pos
	  ((and (eql a 2) (or (eql b -1) (eql b 0))) 1)
	  ;; inf^minf = 1
	  ((and (eql a 2) (eql b -2)) 1)
      ;; zero^{pos,inf} = 0. But this case isn't tested by the testsuite!
	  ((and (eql a 0) (or (eql b 1) (eql b 2))) 0)
	  ;; For all other cases, let's dispatch csign or asksign
	  (t 
	    (mrv-sign-to-number 
	      (if *getsignl-asksign-ok* ($asksign e) ($csign e)))))))

(defun atanp (e)
	(and (consp e) (eq '%atan (caar e))))

;; Return the mrv-sign of the expression e, where e = atan(X).
(defun mrv-sign-atan (e x)
  (let ((sgn (mrv-sign-helper (cadr e) x)))
    (cond ((or (eql -2 sgn) (eql -1 sgn)) -1) ; atan(< 0) = -1
	   	  ((or (eql 2 sgn) (eql 1 sgn)) 1) ; atan(> 0) = 1
		  (t (throw 'taylor-catch nil)))))

(defun sinp (e)
	(and (consp e) (eq '%sin (caar e))))

(defun mrv-sign-sin (e x)
	(let ((sgn (mrv-sign-helper (div 1 (cadr e)) x)))
		(cond ((eql sgn 2) 1) ;sin(zeroa) = 1
		      ((eql sgn -2) -1) ;sin(zerob) = -1
			  (t (throw 'taylor-catch nil)))))

;; Return the extended mrv sign of an expression. To do this, the code
;; examines the operator of the expression and dispatches the appropriate function.
(defun mrv-sign-helper (e x)
	(cond ((freeof x e) (mrv-sign-constant e))
	      ((eq e x) 2)
	      ((mtimesp e) (mrv-sign-product e x))
		  ((mplusp e) (mrv-sign-sum e x))
		  ((mexptp e) (mrv-sign-mexpt e x))
		  ((mlogp e) (mrv-sign-log e x))
		  ((atanp e) (mrv-sign-atan e x))
		  ((sinp e) (mrv-sign-sin e x))
		  ;; As needed, uncomment and define functions such as:
          ;; ((coshp e) (mrv-sign-cosh e x))
          ;; ((sinhp e) (mrv-sign-sinh e x)) 
		  ;; If the expression doesn't match any of the above, throw an error.
		  (t (throw 'taylor-catch nil))))

;; gruntz algorithm for limit of exp as var goes to positive infinity
(defun limitinf (exp var)
  (prog (($exptsubst nil))
	(cond ((freeof var exp)
	       (return exp)))
	(destructuring-let* ((c0-e0 (mrv-leadterm exp var nil))
			     (c0 (car c0-e0))
			     (e0 (cadr c0-e0))
			     (sig (mrv-sign e0 var)))
			    (cond ((equal sig 1)
				   (return 0))
				  ((equal sig -1)
				   (cond ((equal (mrv-sign c0 var) 1)
					  (return '$inf))
					 ((equal (mrv-sign c0 var) -1)
					  (return '$minf))))
				  ((equal sig 0)
				   (if (equal exp c0)
				       ;; example: gruntz(n^n/(n^n+(n-1)^n), n, inf);
				       (tay-error " infinite recursion in limitinf" exp))
				   (return (limitinf c0 var)))))))

;; user-level function equivalent to $limit.
;; direction must be specified if limit point is not infinite
;; The arguments are checked and a failure of taylor is caught.

(defmfun $gruntz (expr var val &rest rest)
  (let (ans dir)
    (when (> (length rest) 1)
      (merror
        (intl:gettext "gruntz: too many arguments; expected just 3 or 4")))
    (setq dir (car rest))
    (when (and (not (member val '($inf $minf $zeroa $zerob)))
               (not (member dir '($plus $minus))))
      (merror
        (intl:gettext "gruntz: direction must be 'plus' or 'minus'")))
    (setq ans
          (catch 'taylor-catch
            (let ((silent-taylor-flag t))
              (gruntz1 expr var val dir))))
     (if (or (null ans) (eq ans t))
         (if dir
             `(($gruntz simp) ,expr ,var, val ,dir)
             `(($gruntz simp) ,expr ,var ,val))
         ans)))

;; Additional simplifications for the limit function. Specifically:
;;   (a) replace every mapatom that is declared to be zero by zero 
;;   (b) dispatch radcan on expressions of the form (positive integer)^XXX
;;   (c) log(negative number) --> log(-negative number) + %i*%pi
;;   (d) apply cos(X)^2 + sin(X)^2 --> 1, when X depends on var
;;   (e) convert, gamma functions, binomial coefficients, and beta functions to
;;       factorial form
;;   (f) do some reciprocial function transformations; for example 
;;       csc(X) --> 1/sin(X)
;;   (g) do transformations similar to acsc(X) --> asin(1/X).
;;   (h) convert fibonacci functions to power form.
;; The mechanism (a) isn't perfect--if a+b is declared to zero, it doesn't
;; simplify a+b+c to c, for example.

;; This should be moved to the jacobi function code. And likely, we should
;; set the reciprocal property for the other jacobi functions.
(mapcar #'(lambda (q) (setf (get (car q) 'recip) (cdr q)))
'((%jacobi_nc . %jacobi_cn)
  (%jacobi_ns . %jacobi_sn)
  (%jacobi_cs . %jacobi_sc)
  (%jacobi_ds . %jacobi_sd)
  (%jacobi_dc . %jacobi_cd)))
   
(defun extra-simp (e)
  (declare (special var))
   (let ((var-present (not (freeof var e))))
   (cond ((extended-real-p e) e) ;we don't want to call sign on ind, so catch this
		 (($mapatom e) ;if e is declared zero, return 0; otherwise e
		     (if (eq '$zero ($csign e)) 0 e))
         ;; dispatch radcan on (positive integer)^Y
         ((and (mexptp e) (integerp (cadr e)) (> (cadr e) 0))
		     ($radcan (ftake 'mexpt (cadr e) (extra-simp (caddr e)))))
		 ;; log(negative number) --> log(-negative number) + %i*%pi. This is
		 ;; needed for a nice result for integrate(x^3/(exp(x)-1),x,0,inf), for
		 ;; example.
		 ((and (eq '%log (caar e)) ($numberp (cadr e)) (eq t (mgrp 0 (cadr e))))
		 	(add (ftake '%log (mul -1 (cadr e))) (mul '$%i '$%pi)))
		 ;; When e isn't freeof var and e is a sum, map extra-simp over the
		 ;; summands, add the results, and apply sin-sq-cos-sq-sub. 
		 ((and var-present (mplusp e))
		   (sin-sq-cos-sq-sub (fapply 'mplus (mapcar #'extra-simp (cdr e))) var))
         ;; Convert gamma functions to factorials. Eventually, we should convert
		 ;; factorials to gamma functions, I think (BW).
		 ((and var-present (eq '%gamma (caar e)))
		   (ftake 'mfactorial (extra-simp (sub (cadr e) 1))))
         ;; Exponentialize the hyperbolic functions. It might be nicer to not do 
		 ;; this, but without this we get an error for limit(diff(log(tan(%pi/2*tanh(x))),x),x,inf).
		 ((and var-present (member (caar e) (list '%sinh '%cosh '%tanh '%sech '%csch '%coth)))
		 	(extra-simp ($exponentialize e)))
         ;; When X depends on var, apply reciprocal function identities such as
		 ;; csc(X) --> 1/sin(X). Specifically, do this for operators '%sec, '%csc, 
		 ;; '%cot, '%jacobi_nc, '%jacobi_ns, %jacobi_cs, %jacobi_ds, and %jacobi_dc. 
		 ;; Since the hyperbolics are exponentialized, we don't do this for the 
		 ;; hyperbolics.
		 ((and var-present (member (caar e) 
		    (list '%sec '%csc '%cot '%jacobi_nc '%jacobi_ns '%jacobi_cs '%jacobi_ds '%jacobi_dc)))
		  (div 1 (fapply (get (caar e) 'recip) (mapcar #'extra-simp (cdr e)))))
		 ;; When X or Y depends on var, convert binomial(X,Y) to factorial form.
		 ;; Same for beta(x,y). Again, I think it would be better to convert to
		 ;; gamma function form.
		 ((and var-present (member (caar e) (list '%binomial '%beta)))
		  (extra-simp ($makefact e)))
         ;; When X depends on var, do acsc(X) --> asin(1/X). Do the same
		 ;; for asec, acot, acsch, asech, and acoth.
		 ((and var-present (member (caar e) '(%acsc %asec %acot %acsch %asech %acoth)))
		  (ftake (get (get (get (caar e) '$inverse) 'recip) '$inverse) 
		     (div 1 (extra-simp (cadr e)))))
         ;; When X depends on var, convert fib(X) to its power form.
		 ((and var-present (eq '$fib (caar e)))
		  (extra-simp ($fibtophi e)))	
		 ;; convert log_gamma(X) to log(gamma(X))
		((and var-present (eq '%log_gamma (caar e)))
		  (extra-simp (ftake '%log (ftake '%gamma (cadr e)))))	  
	     (($subvarp (mop e)) ;subscripted function
		     (subfunmake 
		      (subfunname e) 
			  (mapcar #'extra-simp (subfunsubs e)) 
			  (mapcar #'extra-simp (subfunargs e))))
		 (t (fapply (caar e) (mapcar #'extra-simp (cdr e)))))))

;; Call extra-simp followed by a call to resimplify. This is analogous to 
;; sratsimp.
(defun resimp-extra-simp (e) (resimplify (extra-simp e)))

;; This function is for internal use in $limit.

;; The function gruntz1 standardizes the limit point to inf and the limit variable
;; to a gensym. Since the limit point is possibly altered by this function, we
;; need to make the appropriate assumptions on the limit variable. This is done
;; in a supcontext.
(defun gruntz1 (exp var val &rest rest)
  (cond ((> (length rest) 1)
	 (merror (intl:gettext "gruntz: too many arguments; expected just 3 or 4"))))
  (let (($logexpand t) ; gruntz needs $logexpand T
        (newvar (gensym "w"))
	(dir (car rest)))
	(putprop newvar t 'internal); keep var from appearing in questions to user	
    (cond ((eq val '$inf)
	   (setq exp (maxima-substitute newvar var exp)))
	  ((eq val '$minf)
	   (setq exp (maxima-substitute (m* -1 newvar) var exp)))
	  ((eq val '$zeroa)
	   (setq exp (maxima-substitute (m// 1 newvar) var exp)))
	  ((eq val '$zerob)
	   (setq exp (maxima-substitute (m// -1 newvar) var exp)))
	  ((eq dir '$plus)
	   (setq exp (maxima-substitute (m+ val (m// 1 newvar)) var exp)))
	  ((eq dir '$minus)
	   (setq exp (maxima-substitute (m+ val (m// -1 newvar)) var exp)))
	  (t (merror (intl:gettext "gruntz: direction must be 'plus' or 'minus'; found: ~M") dir)))
	  (let ((cx ($supcontext)))
	   	    (unwind-protect
 	         (progn
				  (mfuncall '$assume (ftake 'mlessp *large-positive-number* newvar)) ; *large-positive-number* < newvar
                  (mfuncall '$assume (ftake 'mlessp 0 'lim-epsilon)) ; 0 < lim-epsilon
				  (mfuncall '$assume (ftake 'mlessp *large-positive-number* 'prin-inf)) ; *large-positive-number* < prin-inf
				  (mfuncall '$activate cx) ;not sure this is needed, but OK	
				  (setq exp (resimplify exp)) ;simplify in new context
                  (setq exp (resimp-extra-simp (sratsimp exp))) ;additional simplifications
				  (limitinf exp newvar)) ;compute & return limit
			($killcontext cx))))) ;kill context & forget all new facts.	 			

;; substitute y for x in exp
;; similar to maxima-substitute but does not simplify result
(defun syntactic-substitute (y x exp)
  (cond ((alike1 x exp) y)
	((atom exp) exp)
	(t (cons (car exp)
		 (mapcar (lambda (exp)
			   (syntactic-substitute y x exp))
			 (cdr exp))))))

;; log(exp(subexpr)) -> subexpr
;; without simplifying entire exp
(defun simplify-log-of-exp (exp)
  (cond ((atom exp) exp)
	((and (mlogp exp)
	      (mexptp (cadr exp))
	      (eq '$%e (cadadr exp)))
	 (caddr (cadr exp)))
	(t (cons (car exp)
		 (mapcar #'simplify-log-of-exp
			 (cdr exp))))))
