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- I've got a thirty three pages notes on Riemann integrability criterion, and stucked on page four. Haven`t read it entirely, but my intention is to understand completely all the document (if I can).
Hi, PF
I've began to read the notes, and at the fourth page, there is Theorem 2.4. Quoting it:
Theorem 2.4'. Let ##\{P_n\}## be a sequence of partitions satisfying ##\lim_{n\rightarrow\infty}\,||P_n||=0##
1st question: What is the shape of a sequence of partitions?
Attempt:
##\{P_1\}=\{a,b\}##
##\{P_2\}=\{a,\frac{a+b}{2},b\}##
##\{P_3\}=\{a,\frac{2a+b}{3},\frac{a+2b}{3},b\}##
and so on, just to display an easy one.
##\{P_n\}=\frac{a+b}{n}?##
2nd question It's about the expression ##0\leq\overline{S}(f,\,P)-\overline{S}(f,\,R)\leq\sum_{j\in{J}}2M\Delta{x_j}\leq{2M\times{m||P||}}##. What is the reason for introducing the number two?
Attempt: There are two partitions going on: ##P##, and ##R=P\cup{Q}##, that is the reason for including number two.
Best wishes!
PD: The notes are a Google link.
I've began to read the notes, and at the fourth page, there is Theorem 2.4. Quoting it:
Theorem 2.4'. Let ##\{P_n\}## be a sequence of partitions satisfying ##\lim_{n\rightarrow\infty}\,||P_n||=0##
1st question: What is the shape of a sequence of partitions?
Attempt:
##\{P_1\}=\{a,b\}##
##\{P_2\}=\{a,\frac{a+b}{2},b\}##
##\{P_3\}=\{a,\frac{2a+b}{3},\frac{a+2b}{3},b\}##
and so on, just to display an easy one.
##\{P_n\}=\frac{a+b}{n}?##
2nd question It's about the expression ##0\leq\overline{S}(f,\,P)-\overline{S}(f,\,R)\leq\sum_{j\in{J}}2M\Delta{x_j}\leq{2M\times{m||P||}}##. What is the reason for introducing the number two?
Attempt: There are two partitions going on: ##P##, and ##R=P\cup{Q}##, that is the reason for including number two.
Best wishes!
PD: The notes are a Google link.