In this video, we study the integration of Riemann’s function defined by a highly oscillatory trigonometric series. Our goal is to compute the definite integral of this function over an arbitrary interval [x1, x2].We begin by justifying the interchange of summation and integration using the Weierstrass M-test and uniform convergence. Then we carefully perform the term-by-term integration and derive the final result. Timecode: 00:00 — Intro 00:24 — Problem & Solution: Defining and Integrating R(x) 04:58 — Geometric interpretation (Riemann’s function) Telegram: https://t.me/MathInfinitum TikTok: / math.infinitum • Theorem: Every Convergent Sequence is Boun... • Solving Differential Equation xy\,dx + (x+... • Does it Converge or Diverge? Integral of 1... • Integral of 1/x^2: Power Rule with Negativ... • Complex Analysis: Finding the Laurent Seri... • Metric Spaces: Definition, Axioms, and Exa... • Residue Calculation for Higher-Order and S... • Evaluating Definite Complex Integral from ... • Linear Differential Equation Solution: (xy... • Method of Characteristics: Solving PDE (x(... • Fourier Series Expansion of f(x) = x | Cal... • Laplace Transform of f(t) = (cos(3t) - 1) ... #riemann #function #integration #uniform #convergence #weierstrass #test #real #analysis #fourier_series #advanced #mathematical #series #basel #problem #lebesgue #math #lecture #mathematics #maths