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addedFirst fundamental theorem of calculus8748a2ca13e2
addedCorollary (evaluation via antiderivative)6fc23d7b8309
addedSecond fundamental theorem of calculus (Newton–Leibniz)d143d0b59a0d
addedComputing a particular integralf17deee298a1
addedUsing the first part028e21b01022
addedAn integral where the corollary is insufficient66ba304efa0b
addedTheoretical example617a5c40b844
addedGeneralization: Part I for Lebesgue integrable f continuous at a point9d6709de363d
addedGeneralization: Lebesgue differentiation theorem (higher dimensions)1e4d97975440
addedGeneralization: Part II for Lebesgue integrable functions with antiderivative9bbd4a36d0da
addedGeneralization: absolutely continuous F and integrability of F'9ddefd48fc1c
addedGeneralization: Henstock–Kurzweil versione14858c3110b
addedGeneralization: complex functions with holomorphic antiderivative7bac68e4f744
addedGeneralized Stokes theoremc9a147ab78cc