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| Let F be a s-algebra in X. Let f : X -> |R* be measurable. Prove: /\a:-|R {x:-X : f(x)=a} :- F |
| page 134 in 1st measure |
| Let F be a s-algebra in X. Let f[n] be a sequence of measurable functions X -> |R*. Let g : X->|R* be defined by g(x) = sup(n:-|N) f[n](x). What can we conclude about function g? |
| g is measurable page 134 in 1st measure |
| Let F be a s-algebra in X. Let f[n] be a sequence of measurable functions X -> |R*. Let g : X->|R* be defined by g(x) = inf(n:-|N) f[n](x). What can we conclude about function g? |
| g is measurable page 134 in 1st measure |
| Let F be a s-algebra in X. Let f[n] be a sequence of measurable functions X -> |R*. Let g : X->|R* be defined by g(x) = lim_inf(n->oo) f[n](x). What can we conclude about function g? |
| g is measurable page 135 in 1st measure |
| Let F be a s-algebra in X. Let f[n] be a sequence of measurable functions X -> |R*. Let g : X->|R* be defined by g(x) = lim_sup(n->oo) f[n](x). What can we conclude about function g? |
| g is measurable page 135 in 1st measure |
| Decide if it's true: /\a,b:-|R \/x,y:-|R [ x+y = a and x-y = b ] |
| true x = (a+b)/2 y = (a-b)/2 |
| f : |C -> |C (1) f is diffable (2) \/A:-|C /\z:-|C f'(z) = A*f(z) (3) f(0) = 1 What can we conclude? |
| (4) /\a,b:-|C f(a+b) = f(a)*f(b) hint: fix w and define g(z)=f(z)*f(w-z) page 78 in OLDTIMER |
| Let A,B,C,D,E,F be non-empty sets. Decide if it's true: (A x C) u (B x D) = E x F ==> A=B or C=D |
| NO. A={1}; B={1,2}; C={7}; D={7,8}; E={1,2}; F={7,8} (A x C) u (B x D) = E x F and A!=B and C!=D |
| Let x > 0. (x+2) / (x+1)^2 < ??? |
| (x+2) / (x+1)^2 < 1/x |
| Let F be a s-algebra in X. Let f[n] : X -> |R* be a sequence of measurable functions. What can we say about this set: {x:-X : \/A:-|R lim(n->oo) f[n](x) = A} |
| it belongs to F page 83 in 2nd measure |