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In the second integral above the strategy LebesgueIntegration uses the following MoroniVoronoi diagram to estimate the set measures:

In the second integral above the strategy LebesgueIntegration uses the following Moroni diagram to estimate the set measures:

In the second integral above the strategy LebesgueIntegration uses the following Voronoi diagram to estimate the set measures:

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In the second integral above the strategy LebesgueIntegration uses the following VoronoiMoroni diagram to estimate the set measures:

In the second integral above the strategy LebesgueIntegration uses the following Voronoi diagram:

In the second integral above the strategy LebesgueIntegration uses the following Moroni diagram to estimate the set measures:

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edited Jul 2, 2016 at 13:30

In the second integral above the strategy LebesgueIntegration uses the following Voronoi diagram:

For more details see the mentioned blog post.

In the second integral above the strategy LebesgueIntegration uses the following Voronoi diagram:

For more details see the mentioned blog post.

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