Integration over unbounded multidimensional intervals
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The authors define and study a Kurzweil-Henstock type integral over multidimensional unbounded intervals such that the following holds true: A multiple series converges in the sense of Hardy-Móricz if and only if the associated step function is integrable in this sense. Among others, they prove that this integral enjoys the so-called Hake's property characterizing integrability in terms of some convergence property of the associated indefinite integral.
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- A remark on weak McShane integral.
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