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Calculus is the branch of mathematics which deals with the study of rate of change of quantities. This is usually divided into differential calculus and integral calculus which are concerned with derivatives and integrals respectively. DO NOT USE THIS TAG just because your question makes use of calculus.
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Can the different differentiation notations be equated and do they have an integral definition? [closed]
Are these all equivalent and is there an extension of this to other notation?
Does anyone have a clear and concise chart equating the different notation dialects?
I am also curious if there are more …
