Integraaleissa

Integraaleissa is a Finnish linguistic term used in mathematics. It is the inessive plural form of the noun integraali, meaning “integrals.” The form can be read as “in the integrals” and is used to indicate that a statement, property, or discussion concerns integrals as mathematical objects or the process of integration.

In Finnish mathematical writing, integraaleissa appears when describing features that apply to integrals in general, to techniques used in evaluating integrals, or to comparisons between integrals and other concepts such as derivatives. It is common in textbooks, lecture notes, and research articles to reference properties or methods that hold within the realm of integration.

Morphologically, integraaleissa is formed from the base word integraali with the inessive plural suffix. Related forms include integraali (singular nominative), integraalissa (singular inessive), and integraaleja (partitive/genitive plural forms), among others. The word is a loan adapted into Finnish from the mathematical term for the area or accumulation concept, ultimately rooted in the historical notion of “integration” from Latin and related languages.

Example usage:

- Tässä luvussa käsitellään integraaleissa esiintyviä ominaisuuksia.

- Tehtävä vertaa eri tekniikoita integraaleissa käytettäviin menetelmiin.

Integraaleissa is thus a standard term for discussing properties and methods specifically related to integrals in Finnish mathematical prose.