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How should one go about learning to integrate well? Is there a good resource to teach yourself various methods, preferably not just how to do them but to understand how they work as well?

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>> No.9166012

>>9165876
qt grill

>> No.9166097

>>9165876
Study anal (Tao or Zorich is a good start) for insight, practice on Demidovich.

>> No.9166117

>>9165876
Khan academy is pretty good https://www.khanacademy.org/math/integral-calculus

>> No.9166549

>>9165876
Learn and do lots of differentiation
there is no process to integration, just a theorem that links to differentiation. so it's mostly get thing into form you know how to solve and then solve it

>> No.9166558

If you *really* want to make it easy, take a class on Analysis.

>>9166097
Don't listen to this guy, just study the blue Rudin book.

>> No.9166562

Spivak's Integral exercises are really great as well, even the easier ones, he likes putting stuff so you have insights about the subjects and future topics.

>> No.9166602

>>9166097
>Demidovich

this guy knows what's up

>> No.9166604

Just go through Big Daddy Rudin and you'll be set. Don't listen to the babby Rudin suggestions; they'll only lead you along a subpar path through pathetic Riemann-Stieltjes integration.

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9168096

>>9165876
Read math.stackexchange integration posts.
Especiall read Cleo, study Cleo, revere Cleo, worship Cleo.