Lecture

Advanced analysis II

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This lecture covers advanced topics in analysis, including examples of sets in R², the concept of volume, Fubini's theorem for iterated integrals, and the proof of the theorems. It also discusses partitions of sets, the Jordan measurability, and Riemann-integrability. The lecture concludes with examples illustrating the application of the discussed concepts.

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