Find $\displaystyle \int \cos(x) \frac {\ln(\sin(x))} {\ln(\tan(x))}dx.$
A friend and I found this problem statement in our high school mathematics textbook under "hard integrals", and after hours trying every trick we've been taught, we can't solve it.
How do you solve this?
According to Maple this antiderivative is not elementary. Since this involves the "purely transcendental" case of the Risch-Norman algorithm, which I believe Maple has implemented completely, I'm confident that this is correct.