Visual mathematics · Interactive lab + 13-page PDF
Lebesgue integration, from measure to calculation.
I teach the Lebesgue integral by contrast with the Riemann integral, and I lead with diagrams: measurable sets, simple functions, signed integrals, convergence theorems, Tonelli and Fubini, with seven fully worked examples and a final practice set.
The construction
The order I build it in01Measurable sets
02Indicators
03Simple functions
04Nonnegative limits
05Signed functions
Inside the guide
Theory + method + examples- Partition the range. Riemann versus Lebesgue.
- Measure spaces. Sigma-algebras, measure, null sets.
- Measurable functions. Preimages and simple functions.
- The definition. Approximation from below.
- Calculation workflow. Six practical routes.
- Foundational examples. Indicators and Dirichlet's function.
- Singularities and tails. Power tests and layer cake.
- Limit theorems. MCT, Fatou, and DCT.
- Worked limit exchanges. Domination and series.
- Product measure. Tonelli and Fubini.
- The L1 viewpoint. Norm and absolute continuity.
- Practice. Exercises, answers, and references.