The concept of Riemann's integral from the viewpoint of semantic congruence
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https://doi.org/10.5007/1981-1322.2016v11n1p16Abstract
This article discusses the semantic congruence between representations of concepts components of the concept of Riemann integral and the role of conversion in their understanding. Analyses are made of congruence, based on criteria established by Duval, for the summation notation, the concept of convergence and the calculation of the area of a region bounded by definite integral. We conclude that the concept of Riemann integral is full of non-congruence in their composition and requires more attention and care to be introduced to students in Calculus I.
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