  A construction of integration, function calculus, and exterior calculus is
made, allowing for integration of unital magma valued functions against
(compactified) unital magma valued measures over arbitrary topological spaces.
The Riemann integral, geometric product integral, and Lebesgue integral are
shown as special cases. Notions similar to chain complexes are developed to
allow this form of integration to define notions of exterior derivative for
differential forms, and of derivatives of functions as well. Resulting
conclusions on integration, orientation, dimension, and differentiation are
discussed. Applications include calculus on fractals, stochastic analysis,
discrete analysis, and other novel forms of calculus.
