#10682: sum fails with lower bound != 0 or 1 (upgrade maxima to 5.26)
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   Reporter:  fmaltey                                    |          Owner:  
burcin                    
       Type:  defect                                     |         Status:  
needs_info                
   Priority:  critical                                   |      Milestone:  
sage-5.0                  
  Component:  symbolics                                  |       Keywords:  
maxima 5.26.0 binomial sum
Work_issues:  domain issue, error handling in nintegral  |       Upstream:  N/A 
                      
   Reviewer:  Jean-Pierre Flori,                         |         Author:  
Dima Pasechnick           
     Merged:                                             |   Dependencies:      
                      
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Changes (by dimpase):

  * status:  needs_work => needs_info


Comment:

 Replying to [comment:49 mjo]:
 > It always returned, {{{[x - arcsinh(y(x)/x) == c]}}}
 >
 > regardless of the `domain`.
 >
 > But, it used to give the correct answer, and now it doesn't.
 >
 > I'm running a ptestlong now with simplify_sum.mac from 5.26. If that
 (and the maxima tests) pass, I would certainly give a patched 5.24 a
 positive review.

 Can you demonstrate in some way that the solution it gives in the complex
 domain is wrong? If yes, you have a point. Still, if it were wrong we
 would have a good Maxima bug report to file. And we have a workaround for
 this, which is good enough IMHO.

 One way or another, I would much prefer have a patch in 5.26 than in 5.24.
 The latter is an obsolete version, and I see very little value in keeping
 it (I am sure they fixed a zillion other bugs in 5.26, which were not
 covered by Sage doctests). Just from the point of view of maintaining good
 relations with Maxima community it is important to upgrade to 5.26.

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