The General Theory of Integration (Oxford Mathematical Monographs) - Ralph Henstock (1991)
ISBN 019853566X
Subject Integrals
Publisher Oxford University Press, USA
Publication Date 8/1/1991
Format Hardcover (241 x 165 mm)
Language e
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Written by one of the subject's foremost experts, this is the first book on division space integration theory. It is intended to present a unified account of many classes of integrals including the Lebesgue-Bochner, Denjoy-Perron gauge, Denjoy-Hincin, Cesaro-Perron, and Marcinkiewicz-Zygmund
integrals. Professor Henstock develops here the general axiomatic theory of Riemann-type integration from first principles in such a way that familiar classes of integrals (such as Lebesgue and Wiener integrals) are subsumed into the general theory in a systematic fashion. In particular, the theory
seeks to place Feynman integration on a secure analytical footing. By adopting an axiomatic approach, proofs are, in general, simpler and more transparent than have previously appeared. The author also shows how one proof can prove corresponding results for a wide variety of integrals. As a result,
this book will be the central reference work in this subject for many years to come.
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LoC Classification QA311.H54 1991
Dewey 515/.4
Cover Price $79.00
No. of Pages 273