Lecture

Iterated Integrals: Order and Domains

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This lecture covers the concept of iterated integrals, focusing on the order of integration and domains in 2D space. The instructor explains how to determine the order of integration and delves into the properties of bounded subsets. Examples illustrate the process of choosing closed pavements and bounded functions. The lecture also explores the symmetrical roles of variables in integrals and the significance of domains delimited by graphs.

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