“…Perhaps this can be best exemplified by using the so-called total value of the generalized Riemann integrals introduced by Saric in his works [6,7,8,9]. This brand new theory of integration, which takes the notion of residues of real valued functions into account, gives us the opportunity to integrate real valued functions that are not integrable in any of the known integration methods until now.…”
Abstract. Using the total H1-integrability concept we shall show that functions, which take on infinite values in the interval (−π, π) at only finitely many places, can be expanded into a Fourier series over this interval.
“…Perhaps this can be best exemplified by using the so-called total value of the generalized Riemann integrals introduced by Saric in his works [6,7,8,9]. This brand new theory of integration, which takes the notion of residues of real valued functions into account, gives us the opportunity to integrate real valued functions that are not integrable in any of the known integration methods until now.…”
Abstract. Using the total H1-integrability concept we shall show that functions, which take on infinite values in the interval (−π, π) at only finitely many places, can be expanded into a Fourier series over this interval.
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