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Niles
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Homework Statement
Hi
I wish to perform an integral of the form
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\int_0^a {\int_0^b {f\left( {x - y} \right)dxdy} }
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What I do first is to define s := x-y, and ds = dx. Then we get
[tex]
\int_0^a {\int_{-y}^{b-y} {f\left( {s} \right)dsdy} }
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Then I can define t := x+y, so dt = dy. Then I get
[tex]
\int_{x}^{x+a} {\int_{-y}^{b-y} {f\left( {s} \right)dsdt} }
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I also have to multiply by 2, since it is the Jacobian of the transformation. But look at the limits: It doesn't seem to make things easier. Where am I going wrong?
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