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[parent] comparison between Lebesgue and Riemann Integration (Example)
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Improber Lebesque Integrals by Gorkem on 2005-08-27 09:03:47
I wonder why improper "Lebesque" Integrals are not defined, but when it comes to define improper integrals they are almost always defined as limits of "Riemann" integrals. Functions like Sin(x)/x multiplied by the characteristic function of the set of irrational numbers would have been integrable in the first sense.
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