It is well-recognized that the Lebesgue integral is much superior to the Riemann integral because it integrates more functions and possesses convergence theorems which are much more general than those which are valid for the Riemann integral.
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Introduction to Gauge Integrals
by Charles Swartz
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Introduction to Gauge Integrals
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"It is well-recognized that the Lebesgue integral is much superior to the Riemann integral because it integrates more functions and possesses convergence theorems which are much more general than those which are valid for the Riemann integral."
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