Real Analysis 48 | Riemann Integral - Partitions
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If I recall correctly all you have to do to give the Riemann integral more power than Lebesque is to allow the widths of the partitioning of the domain to depend on x when taking the limit. The concept was developed Ralph Henstock. But the Lebesque intergal is nicer to work with when the domain is complicated (multi-dimensional or not R).
To be honest, I don't know this Henstock partition idea. Do you have a good reference for this?
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Does this lesson, Reimann integral, apply in Real analysis II? I hope that makes sense. Thank you.
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