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Mathematics1 Mathematics 1 Applied Informatics Štefan BEREŽNÝ

4 th lecture

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 3 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Contents Antiderivative Indefinite integral Table of basic indefinite integrals Integration by parts – per-partes Integration by substitution Definite (Riemann’s) Integral

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 4 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Antiderivative Definition: Let I be an interval with end points a and b (where a  b ; numbers a, b can also be infinite). A function F is called an antiderivative to function f on interval I if: (a) F ( x ) = f ( x )for all x  ( a, b ), (b) F + ( a ) = f ( a )if pint a belongs to interval I, (c) F  ( b ) = f ( b )if pint b belongs to interval I.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 5 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Antiderivative Theorem: (on the existence of an antiderivative) If function f is continuous on interval I then there exists an antiderivative to f on I.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 6 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Antiderivative Theorem: If F is an antiderivative to function f on interval I and c is an arbitrary real constant then function G defined by the formula G ( x ) = F ( x ) + c for x  I is also an antiderivative to function f on interval I. If F and G are two antiderivatives to function f on interval I then there exists a real constant c  R such that G ( x ) = F ( x ) + c for all x  I.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 7 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Antiderivative Theorem: If F and G are two antiderivatives to functions f and g then F + G is an antiderivative to function f + g on interval I. If F is an antiderivative to function f on interval I and  is a real number, then function  F is an antiderivative to  f on interval I.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 8 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Definition: The indefinite integral of function f on interval I is the set of all antiderivatives to function f on interval I. This set is denoted by: where x  I.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 9 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral If F is an antiderivative to function f on interval I, then the set contains only function F and all other functions that differ F at most in an additive constant on I. This can be expressed by the equation:

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 10 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral The function f is called the integrand and the constant c is called the constant of integration.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 11 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Theorem: If the indefinite integrals of function f and g exist on interval I and   R then: (a), x  I (b), x  I.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 12 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Corollary: If functions f 1, …, f n have indefinite integrals in interval I and  1, …,  n are real numbers then:

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 13 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Table of basic indefinite integrals :

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 14 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Table of basic indefinite integrals :

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 15 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Table of basic indefinite integrals :

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 16 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Table of basic indefinite integrals :

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 17 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Theorem: (on integration by parts – per-partes) If functions u and v have continuous derivatives on interval I then the following formula holds on I :

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 18 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Indefinite Integral Theorem: (on integration by substitution) Suppose that function f ( x ) is continuous on interval I. Suppose further that function x = g ( t ) is differentiable on interval J and it maps J onto I. Then:

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 19 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Definite Integral Definite (Riemann’s) Integral: Suppose that  a, b  is closed, bounded and non- empty interval. Suppose that f is a bounded function in the interval  a, b . Let a  b. A system of points x 0, x 1, …, x n in the interval  a, b  such that a = x 0  x 1  …  x n-1  x n = b is called the partition of  a, b . The partition is named P.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 20 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Definite Integral The norm of partition P : The norm of partition P is the number. It is the length of the largest of the sub-interval  x 0, x 1 ,  x 1, x 2 ,  x 2, x 3 , …,  x n-2, x n-1 ,  x n-1, x n .

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 21 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Definite Integral Suppose that f is a bounded function in interval  a, b  and P is a partition of  a, b  given by a = x 0  x 1  …  x n-1  x n = b. Denote by  x i the length of the i -th sub-interval  x i-1, x i .  x i = x i-1  x i. Let us choose a point in each of the intervals  x i-1, x i . Denote by K the system of all chosen points  1   x 0, x 1 ,  2   x 1, x 2 ,  3   x 2, x 3 , …,  n-1   x n-2, x n-1 ,  n   x n-1, x n .

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 22 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Definite Integral Then the sum: is called Riemann’s sum of function f on the interval  a, b  associated with partition P and system K.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 23 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Definite Integral Definition: If the limit: exists then function f is said to be integrable in the interval  a, b  and the number S is called the Riemann’s integral of function f in  a, b . The integral is denoted:

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 24 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Definite Integral Numbers a and b are called the limits of the integral. The number a is the lower limit and b is the upper limit. The integrated function is called the integrand.

MATHEMATICS 1 Applied Informatics 25 Štefan BEREŽNÝ Thank you for your attention.