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Integration and the fundamental theorem of calculus | Chapter 8, Essence of calculus

3Blue1Brown · 2 min read

Integration is the inverse of differentiation in a precise sense: the accumulated area under a velocity curve produces a distance function whose...

IntegrationFundamental Theorem of CalculusAntiderivatives

What does area have to do with slope? | Chapter 9, Essence of calculus

3Blue1Brown · 2 min read

Finding the average value of a continuous function turns out to be the same kind of calculation as measuring the slope of an antiderivative across an...

Average ValueAntiderivativesSigned Area

Complex Analysis 23 | Cauchy's theorem

The Bright Side of Mathematics · 3 min read

Cauchy’s theorem is presented as a major strengthening of earlier results: once a holomorphic function lives on a region without “holes,” every...

Cauchy’s TheoremGoursat’s TheoremHolomorphic Functions

Ordinary Differential Equations 6 | Separation of Variables

The Bright Side of Mathematics · 2 min read

Separation of variables provides a direct route to solving certain non-autonomous ordinary differential equations by rewriting them so the time...

Separation of VariablesNon-Autonomous ODEsInitial Value Problems

Complex Analysis 21 | Closed curves and antiderivatives [dark version]

The Bright Side of Mathematics · 2 min read

A holomorphic function on a path-connected open set has an antiderivative exactly when every closed contour integral of that function is zero. That...

Closed CurvesAntiderivativesPath-Connected Domains

Ordinary Differential Equations 6 | Separation of Variables [dark version]

The Bright Side of Mathematics · 2 min read

Separation of variables provides a practical route to solving certain non-autonomous ordinary differential equations by rewriting them so the...

Separation of VariablesNon-Autonomous ODEsInitial Value Problems

Real Analysis 56 | Proof of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus [dark version]

The Bright Side of Mathematics · 2 min read

The proof of the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus hinges on a single tool: the Mean Value Theorem for integrals, which guarantees that an integral of...

Mean Value Theorem for IntegrationFundamental Theorem of CalculusAntiderivatives