Lecture

Analysis II: Abstract Integration

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This lecture covers the extension of functions of the form f(x, y)dx to g(y) = ∫f(x, y)dx, exploring the conditions for g to be well-defined and continuous. It also delves into the concept of continuity of g and the need for stronger conditions when f is merely continuous.

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