Matrix integral
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The matrix integral is introduced as the inverse operation of the matrix derivative. The notation ``matrix integral has been introduced in this paper to make it possible to integrate the relation between two density functions. In Section 2 the author defines indefinite and definite matrix integrals and gives some simple examples. In Section 3 basic properties of this integral are examined. In Section 4 an application of the matrix integral is given and some comments for further development are made.
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