Lecture

Advanced Analysis II: Jordan-Measurable Functions

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This lecture covers the concept of Jordan-measurable functions, focusing on boundedness and continuity. It explores examples of calculating volumes in 3D space using double integrals. The transformation to polar coordinates and the properties of Riemann integrals are also discussed.

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