Indefinite Integral
An Integral
without upper and lower limits, also called an Antiderivative. The first Fundamental Theorem ofCalculus allows Definite Integrals to be computed in terms ofindefinite integrals. If
is the indefinite integral for 
, then
See also Antiderivative, Calculus, Definite Integral, Fundamental Theorems of Calculus, Integral
- Brunnian Link
- Brunn-Minkowski Inequality
- Brun's Constant
- Brun's Sum
- Brun's Theorem
- Brute Force Factorization
- B-Spline
- B-Tree
- Bubble
- Buchberger's Algorithm
- Buckminster Fuller Dome
- Buffon-Laplace Needle Problem
- Buffon's Needle Problem
- Bulirsch-Stoer Algorithm
- Bullet Nose
- Bumping Algorithm
- Bundle
- Burau Representation
- Burkhardt Quartic
- Burnside Problem
- Burnside's Conjecture
- Burnside's Lemma
- Busemann-Petty Problem
- Busy Beaver
- Small Multiple Method