Under dependent choice, integrals over the subintervals [a,t] of [a,b] define functions of t, for scalar, vector-valued and parametric integrands, and the assignments g ↦ (t ↦ ∫ over [a,t] of g) and z ↦ (r ↦ F(r,z(r))) are functions between the relevant sets of functions.
Scalar integrands. For every f∈L1([a,b]) there is exactly one function X:[a,b]→R with
X(t)=∫[a,t]fdλ(t∈[a,b]).
Vector-valued integrands. For every g∈L1([a,b];Rn) there is exactly one function X:[a,b]→Rn with
X(t)=∫[a,t]gdλ(t∈[a,b]).
The integral operator. There is exactly one function J:L1([a,b];Rn)→(Rn)[a,b] with
J(g)(t)=∫[a,t]gdλ(g∈L1([a,b];Rn),t∈[a,b]).
The substitution operator. For every function F:[a,b]×Rn→Rn there is exactly one function Θ:(Rn)[a,b]→(Rn)[a,b] with
Θ(z)(r)=F(r,z(r))(z∈(Rn)[a,b],r∈[a,b]).
Integrands depending on the endpoint. Let h:[a,b]×[a,b]→Rn be a function with h(t,⋅)∈L1([a,b];Rn) for every t∈[a,b]. There is exactly one function Y:[a,b]→Rn with
Curated associations between results. These are editable and subjective — they do not replace the dependency graph, which is derived from the references in the text.