(idea) by tongpoo Sun Dec 10 2000 at 2:07:21
(Mathematics - Calculus)

The upper Darboux integral of a function f on a closed interval [a, b] is the infinimum (inf) of the set of upper Darboux sums U(f, P) for all possible partitions P on the interval.

The upper Darboux integral of f is written as U(f).
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