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"Integrals" is a book category centered on the idea of integration—both in the strict mathematical sense (the theory, techniques, applications and history of integral calculus) and in a broader intellectual sense (works about synthesis, wholeness, and combining parts into a coherent whole). It would include textbooks and problem collections that teach methods and applications in physics, engineering, and applied math; popular-science and history books that tell the story of how integrals shaped modern science; computational and numerical guides on calculating integrals; and more literary or philosophical works that use "integration" as a metaphor for reconciliation, interdisciplinarity, or personal growth. Target audiences range from students and instructors to researchers and curious general readers, and volumes can be technical, pedagogical, historical, or reflective depending on purpose. In short, "Integrals" gathers titles that explain how disparate elements are summed—mathematically or conceptually—into meaningful, usable wholes.

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