📚 IB Mathematics: Swapping the Order of Repeated Integration over Non-Rectangular Regions | IB数学：非矩形区域累次积分换序技巧
Repeated integration over a region that is not a rectangle is one of the first genuinely three-dimensional ideas a strong calculus student meets: the limits of the inner integral depend on the outer variable, and the shape of the region is encoded in those limits. The single most powerful manipulation available is changing the order of integration, because the value of the integral never changes while the difficulty of the calculation often changes dramatically. This article builds the technique from the ground up: how to read a non-rectangular region, how to sketch it, how to reverse the limits correctly, when a region must be split into two pieces, and how to convert a seemingly impossible integral such as ∫∫ e^(−x²) dA into a one-line computation.
对非矩形区域做累次积分，是优秀微积分学习者最早接触到的真正”三维”思想之一：内层积分的上下限依赖外层变量，区域的形状就藏在这些上下限里。而最有力的操作手段就是交换积分次序，因为积分值永远不变，但计算难度常常天差地别。本文将系统建立这套技巧：如何读懂非矩形区域、如何画图、如何正确反转上下限、区域何时必须拆成两块，以及如何把看似不可能的 ∫∫ e^(−x²) dA 变成一行就能算完的题目。
1. Why Change the Order at All? | 为什么要换积分次序
Many integrands simply have no elementary antiderivative in one variable. Functions such as e^(−x²), sin(x²), √(1 + x³) and 1/ln x are standard examples: no combination of
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