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Advanced analysis II: volume change and variable transformation

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This lecture covers the concept of partitioning a region in R², Riemann-integrable functions, Fubini's theorem for rectangles, variable transformations, examples of volume change, and domains in R². The instructor illustrates theorems and proofs with examples.

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