Definition of integrand in English:

integrand

noun ˈɪntɪɡrandˈin(t)əɡrənd

Mathematics

A function that is to be integrated.
〔数〕被积函数
Example sentencesExamples
- Because of the nature of the integrand, it may represent any spectral variable (frequency, wavelength, wave number or energy).
- From this point of view a curve or a surface can be identified with a linear functional over the class of variational integrands.
- Importance sampling involves evaluating the integrand at independently sampled realizations from a probability distribution that is roughly proportional to the integrand.
- It assumes an invariant average wavelength in the denominator of the integrand.
- The approximation of the integral is most accurate if the lattice points lie in the high-density region of the integrand.
Synonyms
component, constituent, part, section, portion, piece, segment, bit

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin integrandus, gerundive of integrare (see integrate).

Definition of integrand in US English:

integrand

nounˈin(t)əɡrənd

Mathematics

A function that is to be integrated.
〔数〕被积函数
Example sentencesExamples
- The approximation of the integral is most accurate if the lattice points lie in the high-density region of the integrand.
- It assumes an invariant average wavelength in the denominator of the integrand.
- From this point of view a curve or a surface can be identified with a linear functional over the class of variational integrands.
- Importance sampling involves evaluating the integrand at independently sampled realizations from a probability distribution that is roughly proportional to the integrand.
- Because of the nature of the integrand, it may represent any spectral variable (frequency, wavelength, wave number or energy).
Synonyms
component, constituent, part, section, portion, piece, segment, bit

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin integrandus, gerundive of integrare (see integrate).

单词	integrand
释义	Definition of integrand in English: integrand noun ˈɪntɪɡrandˈin(t)əɡrənd Mathematics A function that is to be integrated. 〔数〕被积函数 Example sentencesExamples Because of the nature of the integrand, it may represent any spectral variable (frequency, wavelength, wave number or energy). From this point of view a curve or a surface can be identified with a linear functional over the class of variational integrands. Importance sampling involves evaluating the integrand at independently sampled realizations from a probability distribution that is roughly proportional to the integrand. It assumes an invariant average wavelength in the denominator of the integrand. The approximation of the integral is most accurate if the lattice points lie in the high-density region of the integrand. Synonyms component, constituent, part, section, portion, piece, segment, bit Origin Late 19th century: from Latin integrandus, gerundive of integrare (see integrate). Definition of integrand in US English: integrand nounˈin(t)əɡrənd Mathematics A function that is to be integrated. 〔数〕被积函数 Example sentencesExamples The approximation of the integral is most accurate if the lattice points lie in the high-density region of the integrand. It assumes an invariant average wavelength in the denominator of the integrand. From this point of view a curve or a surface can be identified with a linear functional over the class of variational integrands. Importance sampling involves evaluating the integrand at independently sampled realizations from a probability distribution that is roughly proportional to the integrand. Because of the nature of the integrand, it may represent any spectral variable (frequency, wavelength, wave number or energy). Synonyms component, constituent, part, section, portion, piece, segment, bit Origin Late 19th century: from Latin integrandus, gerundive of integrare (see integrate).
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