The approximate variational integral (Q2520032)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5499483
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    The approximate variational integral
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5499483

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      The approximate variational integral (English)
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      28 January 2009
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      The concept of the generalized approximately continuous Perron integral (GAP) was introduced by \textit{D. K. Ganguly} and \textit{R. Mukherjee} [Math. Slovaca 58, No. 1, 31--42 (2008; Zbl 1164.26010)]. The variational integral is a kind of non-absolute integral originally defined by \textit{R. Henstock} [``Linear analysis'' (1967; Zbl 0172.39001)]. In this paper, the authors gave a characterization of the variational integral by the GAP-integral. They proved that a function is approximately variationally integrable if and only if it is GAP-integrable. They also gave some significant convergence theorems of the GAP-integral using the approximate variational integral.
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      approximate full cover
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      variational integral
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      approximate variational integral
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      density point
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      \(\Delta\)--division
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      GAP-integral
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      Saks-Henstock lemma
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