Writing Inexact Integrals in LATEX Symbols

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The discussion focuses on writing inexact integrals in LaTeX symbols, specifically addressing the integral of dW. The correct representation of a path integral is highlighted, which can be denoted with a subscript C or a circle in the middle of the integral symbol. Users are directed to a resource on LaTeX for further guidance on integral notation.

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and exact integral is listed this way in LATEX symbols

[tex]\int dU[/tex]

how do you write an inexact integral using LATEX symbols such as the integral of dW?
 
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If you mean a path integral (the one denoted with either a subscript C on the integral or a circle in the middle of the integral) you might want to look here:
http://latex.wikia.com/wiki/Integral
 

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