Math Calculus

Theorem

Let be such that both and its partial derivative be continuous in and in a region of the -plane, such that , . Also let and be continuous and have continuous derivatives for . Then, for :

Notably, this also means:

Proof

Let where and are functions of i. Define and . Then,

Now expand the first integral by integrating over 3 separate ranges:

From mean value theorem we know , which applies to the first and last integrals:

Now as we set , we can express many of the terms as definitions of derivatives (note we pass the limit sign through the integral via bounded convergence theorem). Note now that and , which gives us: