Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A function to be integrated.
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A mathematical expression integrated or to be integrated.
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- noun calculus The
function that is to beintegrated
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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In the integrand was the product of the exponentials, which, of course, was the exponential of the sum of terms like eL.
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After all, if we plot the integrand, we can see that it is positive throughout the range 0 to 2π:
Wolfram Blog : Mathematica and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus 2008
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Moreover, if a meromorphic integrand has simple poles in the complex plane, it is impossible to choose an antiderivative continuous along every imaginable path in the complex plane – because of branch cuts in.
Wolfram Blog : Mathematica and the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus 2008
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The formula above should be integrated over different frequencies with an appropriate weight, and the parameters of the integrand C0,T0 would depend on the frequencies.
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Of course, to do it properly, you need to integrate over all the channels, as Lubos noted in #9: “The formula above should be integrated over different frequencies with an appropriate weight, and the parameters of the integrand C0,T0 would depend on the frequencies.”
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I think the next step would be a change of variables where we want to replace n with (x-mu)/sqrt(mu) and we would do this by knowing that the probability density function is an integrand thus our rules of substation for integration would apply.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: The total integrand has to be continued.
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We are very pleased with the acquisition of Energy Steel, its performance, the strength of its management team and it's a nice fit integrand.
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The quantity in parentheses is the integrand of the outer integral.
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This use of double integrals to calculate areas may seem like excessive make-work, and using "1" as the integrand may seem boring, but this sort of analysis is the basis for everything we will do.
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