TITLE: Good book on evaluating difficult definite integrals (without elementary antiderivatives)?
QUESTION [39 upvotes]: I am very interested in evaluating difficult definite integrals without elementary antiderivatives by manipulating the integral somehow (e.g. contour integration, interchanging order of integration/summation, differentiation under the integral sign, etc.), especially if they have elegant solutions.  However, I simply cannot seem to find a good book that covers many ways to evaluate these.  The single book that I know that covers some good techniques is the Schaum's Advanced Calculus.
What is another good book that explains methods and techniques of integration of these fun integrals?

REPLY [19 votes]: My favorite is a book of 1992 from Daniel Zwillinger : "Handbook of Integration" it is a "compilation of the most important methods" in 360 pages. Recommanded!