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If integration sends the space of all rational functions to the same space union $\ln x$, where does integration send $\mathbb Q[x,\ln x]$?

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If integration sends the space of all rational functions to the same space union $\ln x$, where does integration send $\mathbb Q[x,\ln x]$?

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