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FJ Rolfes
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I tried putting this in the math forum, but got no response:
I can find various derivations of ∫ dθ = 0 which are satisfactory, but none of ∫dθ θ =1.
Cheng and Li says it's just a normalization convention, of course that assumes that the integral is finite.
Is this just a matter of definition, or is there a better reason that that?
Thanks very much !
I can find various derivations of ∫ dθ = 0 which are satisfactory, but none of ∫dθ θ =1.
Cheng and Li says it's just a normalization convention, of course that assumes that the integral is finite.
Is this just a matter of definition, or is there a better reason that that?
Thanks very much !