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Radial integration over a ball (∫∥x∥≤R​ϕ(∥x∥)dx=dVd​∫0R​ϕ(r)rd−1dr)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Calculus Multivariable calculus Change of variables formula Orthogonal coordinates Hyperspherical coordinates Volume of an n-ball
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Let Vd​ be the volume of an n-ball of unit radius in Rd. A radial shell has volume dVd​rd−1dr, by differentiating Vd​rd. Integrating shells, or using hyperspherical coordinates, therefore reduces a radial integrand over a Euclidean ball to the displayed one-dimensional integral. The constant dVd​ is the surface area of an n-sphere of unit radius, with sphere dimension d−1.

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