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Sections, lower and upper section integrals, and iterated Riemann integrals on product rectangles and Jordan sets

Definition

Let p,q≥1, let A⊆Rp and B⊆Rq be nondegenerate closed rectangles, and let f:A×B→R be bounded. For x∈A and y∈B, the sections of f are fx:B→R,fx(y):=f(x,y),fy:A→R,fy(x):=f(x,y). Their lower and upper section integrals are the everywhere-defined bounded functions ℓB(x):=∫B‾fx,uB(x):=∫B‾fx,ℓA(y):=∫A‾fy,uA(y):=∫A‾fy, using The lower and upper Darboux integrals over a nondegenerate rectangle in Rm. They are defined even when the corresponding section is not Riemann integrable, and always satisfy ℓB≤uB and ℓA≤uA.

If every fx is integrable and the function x↦∫Bfx is integrable on A, define the ordinary iterated integral in the B-then-A order by ∫A(∫Bf(x,y) dy)dx:=∫A(x↦∫Bfx). The other order is defined symmetrically. More generally, if the sections are integrable outside a content-zero set N⊆A, any bounded function h:A→R satisfying h(x)=∫Bfx for x∉N is an exceptionally completed section-integral function. Its integral, when it exists, is independent of its values on N.

Let now E⊆Rp+q be a bounded Jordan set and g:E→R be bounded. Its section at x∈Rp is Ex:={y∈Rq:(x,y)∈E},gx:Ex→R,gx(y):=g(x,y). Empty sections have integral 0. For a nonempty Jordan section, ∫Exgx means the Jordan-set integral of The Riemann integral of a bounded function over a bounded Jordan measurable set. Section integrals over a Jordan set and their iterated integrals are defined by first choosing factor rectangles with E⊆A×B and applying the preceding conventions to the zero extension of g. Independence of those rectangles is proved in Fubini over a bounded Jordan set when all but a content-zero family of sections are integrable.

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