Analysis 2: Horizontal Domains and Integrals

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of horizontal domains in R², focusing on closed sets and integrals. The instructor explains the calculation of integrals over horizontal domains, providing examples and discussing the center of mass in different distributions of mass. The lecture also introduces Fubini's theorem in R² and R³, emphasizing the continuity of functions and the total mass calculation. Various mathematical examples are presented to illustrate the application of the discussed concepts.

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