Algebraic Set Operations, Multifunctions, and Indefinite Integrals
The paper reduces to recollection of the fact, that the indefinite integral of a continuous function is a linear multifunction, and contains examples of some incorrectness which often appears when the multivalued nature of the primitive is ignored. Only the simpler case, when the domain is a connected interval is treated. Such pedagogical idea was elaborated, e.g., in Polish methodical literature in early '70 and its mathematical basis may be already found in \textit{C. Berge's} manual ``Espaces topologique. Fonctions multivoques (1959; Zbl 0088.14703).
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