Re: alternative derivatives and integrals

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From: Jeremy Boden
Date: Wed, 11 Nov 1998 00:00

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In article <72alc2$ege$1@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, shoematr@my-dejanews.com
writes
>I am interested in studying whatever "other" derivatives, integrals, and
>calculus oddities might exist if we begin with definitions and assumptions
>other than those in Calculus 1.  Anything would be interesting, but in
>particular, I am hoping to find something that would be relevant to topology.
>
>On a closely related note: I need to know how to compare the "size" of two
>sets. What I have read so far makes little sense to me, because I have no
>experience in measure theory.
>
>Any help with either of these would be appreciated.
>
>Ted Shoemaker
>shoematr@uwec.edu
>
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