ON THE DENJOY-PERRON-BOCHNER INTEGRAL
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Abstract
The notion of Denjoy integrals of abstract functions was first intro- duced by A. Alexiewicz [1]. His descriptive definitions are based upon a concept of the approximate derivative. In this paper we present another descriptive definition for the Denjoy-Perron integral of abstract functions - via the parametric derivative of Tolstov [8]. Some properties of this integral are examined.
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