Absolutely convergent improper integral
Definition
Let be Riemann integrable on for each . The improper integral converges absolutely if converges.
Remarks
An absolutely convergent improper integral converges. The proof uses and the comparison test. The converse fails. The Dirichlet integral converges, but not absolutely. A function on whose improper integral converges absolutely is Lebesgue integrable there. The two integrals agree.
Explanations
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An improper integral converges absolutely when the area between the graph and the axis is finite, with all parts counted as positive. This is the analogue of absolute convergence of series.
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- Dirichlet integral 0GZNSHMG4Q