The fundamental theorem of geometric calculus via a generalized Riemann integral
Alan Macdonald
Abstract
Using recent advances in integration theory, we give a proof of the fundamental theorem of geometric calculus. We assume only that the tangential derivative ∇VF exists and is Lebesgue integrable. We also give sufficient conditions that ∇VF exists.
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