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70). 7, and h ο g is Lebesgue measurable; similarly, if h is Borel measurable (and g is Lebesgue measurable), then h ο g is Lebesgue measurable. 7. The integration theory that we are developing works for extended real-valued functions on an arbitrary measure space (Ω, SF, μ). Thus there is no problem in integrating 1 Lebesgue measurable functions; set Ω = R , SF = J . We may now assert that if hl9 h2, . . are Borel measurable functions from N Ω to R and hn converges pointwise to A, then h is Borel measurable; furtherN more, if h1 and h2 are Borel measurable functions from Ω to R , so are h1 + h2 and Ax — h2, assuming these are well-defined.

The Cantor ternary set C is defined as [0, 1] — (J^°=i I thus x G C iff χ can be expressed in 34 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 1 FUNDAMENTALS OF MEASURE AND INTEGRATION THEORY ternary form using only digits 0 and 2. Various topological properties of C follow from the definition: C is closed, perfect (every point of C is a limit point of C), and nowhere dense. Show that C is uncountable and has Lebesgue measure 0. n_1 Comment. In the above construction, we have m(En) = ( i ) ( y ) , η = 1, 2 , . . , where m is Lebesgue measure.

Now i f / > 0, g < 0, h =f + g > 0 (so g must be finite), we have f = h + (-g); hence \nf άμ = \ςlhάμ-\çίg άμ. If J n # άμ is finite, then \ςlhάμ = a n \nf df* + Ι Ω # Φ> d if | Ω # άμ = — oo, then since h > 0, contradicting the hypothesis that | Ω / 0, # < 0, h < 0, we obtain | Ω Α ί/μ = | Ω / φ + | Ω # ί/μ by replacing all functions by their negatives. ) Let = {ω:/(ω)>0, 9(<») > 0}, £2 = { ω : / ( ω ) > 0 , ί/(ω) < 0, Α(ω) > 0}, £3 = { ω : / ( ω ) > 0 , 9(ω) < 0, Α(ω)<0}, £4 = {ω:/(ω)<0, £5 = { ω : / ( ω ) < 0 , Ê6 = {ω:/(ω)<0, 9(ω) > 0, Κω) > 0}, 9(ω) > 0, Α(ω) < 0}, 9(03) < 0}.