Thanks!
In fact, I'm struggling with the case where g isn't differentiable. I think I'm troubled by a fundamental problem: if g isn't differentiable, then what is
d(\int_0^t f(x) d(g(x)))
Here, I'm not differentiating
\int_0^t f(x) d(g(x))
w.r.t. t, but calculating...
differentiating double integrals -- help please!
Hello,
Could somebody please help me with my problem? I have a double
integral
F(t) = Integral from 0 to t of f(s,t). w.r.t. d(g(s))
f(s,t) = Integral from t to A of h(s,u). w.r.t. d u.
Where "g(s)" is a function of "s", which may or...