Another look at a convergence theorem for the Henstock integral (Q920214)

The author gives simple proofs of the dominated and monotone convergence theorems for the Henstock integral based on an idea used in the book by \textit{R. M. McLeod} [The generalized Riemann integral (1980; Zbl 0486.26005), S3.10(b), p. 97]. He formalizes the concept used by McLeod of uniform Henstock integrability and the equivalent uniform Cauchy condition; \(\{f_ n\}\) is uniformly integrable if given \(\epsilon\) there is a gauge \(\delta\) such that for all \(\delta\)-fine partitions \(\pi\), \(| \sum_{\pi}f_ n-\int^{b}_{a}f_ n| <\epsilon\) for all n. He gives an example of a uniformly integrable convergent sequence to which neither the dominated nor monotone convergence theorems apply.