Newton's Integrability Proof
![]() Click to add a point to the partition or click the subdivide button to divide each interval in half. The "slide" slider shows that the difference between the upper and lower sums fits inside a rectangle whose height is the difference in the values of at the ends of the interval and whose base is the width of the widest interval of the partition.Snapshots 1 and 2: the decreasing function with the partition subdivided a couple of times, with the (yellow) difference rectangles in their original position and slid over inside the outlined rectangle, respectively ![]() "Newton's Integrability Proof" from The Wolfram Demonstrations Project http://demonstrations.wolfram.com/NewtonsIntegrabilityProof/ Contributed by: Michael Rogers (Oxford College/Emory University) | ||||||||||||||
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