Abstract
A certain multiple integral evaluated by Chikuse [1, p. 402, equation (11)] is evaluated in this paper by two different methods. The value of this integral is expressed in terms of a single matrix argument zonal polynomial unlike Chikuse [1], who expresses this value in terms of a zonal polynomial of two matrix arguments.
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