Pfeffer integrability does not imply M₁-integrability
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Pfeffer integrability does not imply $M 1$-integrability
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- Differentiability and integrability in \(n\) dimensions with respect to \(\alpha\)-regular intervals
- Equivalent definitions of regular generalized Perron integral
- Every ${\rm M}\sb1$-integrable function is Pfeffer integrable
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- The Divergence Theorem
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(9)- A \(\upsilon{}\)-integrable function which is not Lebesgue integrable on any portion of the unit square
- The \(g\)-integral is not rotation invariant
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- The Divergence Theorem
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- A descriptive definition of some multidimensional gauge integrals
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