Characterizations of an Indefinite Riemann Integral
Brian S. Thomson
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Brian S. Thomson
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What are necessary and sufficient conditions in order that a function may be an indefinite integral in the Riemann sense? The problem has been explicitly posed in a short note [3] published by Erik Talvila in 2008 in THIS EXCHANGE. Since neither Erik nor I have been able to find a solution in the literature I propose the following solution which is the sole subject of the paper.
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What are necessary and sufficient conditions in order that a function may be an indefinite integral in the Riemann sense? The problem has been explicitly posed in a short note [3] published by Erik Talvila in 2008 in THIS EXCHANGE. Since neither Erik nor I have been able to find a solution in the literature I propose the following solution which is the sole subject of the paper.
Key concepts: Mathematics, Riemann integral, Riemann hypothesis, Daniell integral, Order (exchange), Calculus (dental), Pure mathematics, Riemann sum