add(calc-001): nested floor–ceiling integral with bilingual solution#8
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In `@problems/calc-001-nested-floor-ceil-integral-th.typ`:
- Around line 248-250: The general formula N(N+1) presented in the integral
derivation needs to explicitly state its domain constraints. Add a clarification
that N must be a non-negative integer when introducing the formula "integral_0^N
(dots.c) dif x = N(N+1)" to prevent ambiguity and avoid readers mistakenly
assuming this formula applies to all real values of N. This can be done by
adding a note or condition immediately following or preceding the formula
statement.
In `@problems/calc-001-nested-floor-ceil-integral.typ`:
- Around line 249-251: The general formula presented for the integral (where the
result equals N(N+1)) currently lacks specification of its domain restrictions.
Add a clear statement that this closed form is valid only for non-negative
integers N (N ∈ ℤ≥0) in the context of the staircase-sum framing. This should be
included in the paragraph or formula block around line 249-251 to prevent
misinterpretation that this formula applies to arbitrary real values of N.
- Line 220: In the trap explanation paragraph starting with "If one
misinterprets...", change the reference from "sixth term" to "fifth term"
because the ceiling function term being discussed is actually the fifth term in
the derivation, not the sixth. This correction ensures the trap description
accurately aligns with which term creates the deceptive symmetric pairing with
the floor term.
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README.mdproblems/calc-001-nested-floor-ceil-integral-th.typproblems/calc-001-nested-floor-ceil-integral.typ
What & why
Adds the first problem: a six-term nested floor/ceiling integral from MIT
Integration Bee 2026. Includes a full ish and a
Thai sibling, with six CeTZ diagrams, emphasis markup, and a triangular-number
generalisation in the reflection.
Closes #7
Checklist
make compile P=calc-001(both EN and TH)make index[ref?]markerssource+source_url+source_license: "All rights reserved"Bilingual
calc-001-nested-floor-ceil-integral-th.typshares the English number, both compileNotes
Reviewer: open the compiled PDFs to check diagram layout and emphasis rendering
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#strong/#emph) — these can't be vThenorasifont warning is expected on Windows (font not installed locally); CI renders
correctly.
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