The McShane integral is a concept in real analysis that extends the notion of the Riemann integral to certain situations where the Riemann integral may not be applicable. It is named after the mathematician James McShane. ### Definition The McShane integral is defined for bounded functions on an interval \([a, b]\) in such a way that it can handle some functions that are not Riemann integrable due to issues like discontinuities.
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