The Kurzweil-Henstock integral and its differential : a unified theory of integration on R and RN /

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Leader, Solomon, 1925- (eauthor.)
Corporate Author: Taylor & Francis
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, 2001.
Edition:First edition.
Series:Chapman & Hall/CRC research notes in mathematics series.
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Online Access:Connect to the full text of this electronic book
Table of Contents:
  • Chapter0.1 The Gauge-Directed Integral
  • chapter0.2 Differentials
  • chapter0.3 Guidance for the Reader
  • chapter 1 Integration of Summants1.1 Cells, Figures and Partitions
  • chapter1.2 Tagged Cells, Divisions, and Gauges
  • chapter over a Figure
  • chapter1.4 Summants with Special Properties
  • chapter Boolean Algebra of Figures
  • chapter1.6 Uniform Integrability and Its Consequences
  • chapter1.7 Term-by-Term Integration of Series
  • chapter tion
  • chapter1.9 Integration over Arbitrary Intervals
  • chapter2.1 Differential Equivalence and Differentials
  • chapter on K
  • chapter2.3 Differential Norm and Summable Differentials
  • chapter ferentials
  • chapter2.5 The Differential dg of a Function g
  • chapter2.6 The Total Variation of a Function on a Cell K
  • chapter2.7 Functions as Differential Coefficients
  • chapter orems
  • chapter Differentials
  • chapter3.2 Continuous Differentials
  • chapter3.3 Archimedean Properties for Differentials
  • chapter3.4 Differentials on Open-Ended Intervals
  • chapter3.5-Nullity of the Union of All-Null Cells
  • chapter Functions
  • chapter3.7 n-Differentials on a Cell K
  • chapter 4 Measurable Sets and Functions4.1 Measurable Sets
  • chapter4.2 The Hahn Decomposition for Differentials
  • chapter4.3 Measurable Functions
  • chapter4.4 Step Functions and Regulated Functions
  • chapter4.5 The Radon-Nikodym Theorem for Differentials
  • chapter4.6 Minimal Measurable Dominators
  • chapter5.1 The Vitali Covering Theorem with some Applications to Upper Integrals
  • chapter5.3 Continuity-Everywhere of p Given 0
  • chapter 6 Derivatives and Differentials6.1 Differential Coefficients from the Gradient
  • chapter6.2 Integration by Parts and Taylor's Formula
  • chapter culus
  • chapter Using Essential Limits
  • chapter6.5 Differentiation Under the Integral Sign
  • chapter 7 Essential Properties of Functions7.1 Essentially Bounded Functions
  • chapter7.2 Essentially Regulated Functions
  • chapter7.3 Essential Variation
  • chapter Differentials
  • chapter Differentials
  • chapter8.3 Absolutely Continuous Functions
  • chapter8.4 The Vitali Convergence Theorem
  • chapter9.1 Banach's Indicatrix Theorem
  • chapter Applications
  • chapter10.1 Integral and Differential on n-Cells
  • chapter10.2 Direct Products of Summants
  • chapter10.4 Integration on Paths in Rn
  • chapter10.5 Green's Theorem
  • chapter 11 Mathematical Background11.1 Filterbases, Lower and Upper Limits.