Mathematics Asked by othi on January 30, 2021
In single variable real analysis we know if $f: mathbb{R} to mathbb{R}$ is continuous then its integral exists over any bounded domain. Does this generalize to the 2-variable case? Does the double integral of a function $f: mathbb{R^2} to mathbb{R}$ exist over any bounded domain when the function is continuous, or is uniform continuity (or some other stronger condition) required?
Continuity over $R^2$ is good enough for existence of the double integral.
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