Intercepting Well
Chandler's Encyclopedia · 1898 · p. 30
Large well constructed to collect eral or indefinite when no limits are a igned to the variable and the constant remains undeter- mined. Definite integrals are those in which (1) the inferior limit of the variable is fixed, or (2) both limits are a igned. In the definite integral the con- stant is determined for the limits a igned. The effort to integrate complicated differential functions, especially by means of series, has produced special forms which are grouped under distinctive names and treated as subjects of separate discu ion.
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