Die Funktion f:{a, b] →𝐑^4 ist genau dann auf [a, b]-integrierbar, wenn sie beschränkt und fast

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Die Funktion f:{a, b] →𝐑^4 ist genau dann auf [a,...

Die Funktion $f:\{a, b] \rightarrow \mathbf{R}^{4}$ ist genau dann auf $[a, b]$-integrierbar, wenn sie beschränkt und fast überall auf $\mid a, b]$ stetig ist (Beschränktheit von $f$ bedeutet, $\mathrm{da} \beta$ sup $\|f(t)\|<\infty$ ist).

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Key Concepts

Riemann Integrability

Riemann integrability is a property of functions that allows their definite integrals to be defined in the Riemann sense. For bounded functions on a closed interval, a key result is that integrability is equivalent to the condition that the function is continuous almost everywhere, meaning that the discontinuities occur on a set of negligible size.

Boundedness

Boundedness refers to the property of a function where there exists a finite upper limit for the values of its norm over the entire domain. This ensures that the function does not take on arbitrarily large values, which is a necessary condition for defining its Riemann integral.

Almost Everywhere Continuity

Almost everywhere continuity means that a function is continuous at all points of its domain except possibly for a set of points that has measure zero. This condition is critical in integration theory because discontinuities on sets of measure zero do not affect the value of the integral.

Measure Zero

A set has measure zero if, informally, it is 'small' enough that it does not contribute to the total measure of the domain. In the context of integration, if the points where a function is discontinuous form a set of measure zero, those discontinuities do not prevent the function from being integrable.

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