Infinite Congruence Theorem
Integration by parts is used as an essential step in deriving the Infinite Congruence Theorem. The derivation follows from the Linear congruence theorem combined with fractal geometry. The result highlights the convenience to express integral equations with respect to the derivatives of the integrand. The results of this theorem have given rise to new numerical techniques for solving integral equations. The theorem has been in heavy use in the field of quantum computing as a result.
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