In fact, first of all, I thought like you. But integral limitations aren't a number. how can I use NIntegrate for computing them?
When I use NIntegrate, I am faced with this error "u = s is not a valid limit of integration."
Actually, after computing Vbar(s), I should compute the below integrals:
Subscript[q, 1] =
NIntegrate[
f0[s] Vbar[s]*f0[u] Vbar[u], {s, 0, T}, {u, 0, s}] + \[Rho]*
NIntegrate[
E^(L0[s])*Vbar[s]*Subscript[\[Lambda], 2][s, u] Vbar[u], {s, 0,
T}, {u, 0, s}]
or
Subscript[q, 41] =
2*NIntegrate[
f0[s] Vbar[s]*f0[u] Vbar[u]*(f0[l])^2, {s, 0, T}, {u, 0, s}, {l,
0, u}] +
2*NIntegrate[
f0[s] Vbar[s]*(f0[u])^2*f0[l] Vbar[l], {s, 0, T}, {u, 0, s}, {l,
0, u}] +
NIntegrate[(f0[s])^2*f0[u] Vbar[u]*f0[v] Vbar[v], {s, 0, T}, {u, 0,
s}, {v, 0, s}]
but when I use NIntegrate for those integrals in Vbar(s), none of these integrals can't be computed.
what should I do?