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| Let f : X -> Y. Let M c P(X). Let W = { A c Y : f-1(A) :- M }. Suppose that M is a s-ideal. Does W have to be a s-ideal, too? |
| YES page 89 in 2nd measure |
| Let f : X -> Y. Let M c P(X). Let W = { A c Y : f-1(A) :- M }. Suppose that M is monotone. What can we conclude about W ? |
| W is also monotone page 89 in 2nd measure |
| Let f : X -> Y. Let M c P(X). Let W = { A c Y : f-1(A) :- M }. Suppose that M is a topology. Does W also have to be a topology? |
| YES page 89 in 2nd measure |
| Let F be a s-algebra in X. Let f : X -> |R\{-oo,oo} be measurable. Let g:|R->|R be such that /\a:-|R {x:-|R : g(x)>a} is Borel. What can we conclude? |
| gof is measurable /\a:-|R {x:-X : g(f(x))>a} :- F page 90 in 2nd measure |
| Every bounded sequence of rational numbers contains a Cauchy
subsequence. How can that be proven without using the Dedekind axiom? |
| Without using the Dedekind axiom, we can prove that every
bounded subset of |Q is totally bounded. And every sequence
contained in a totally bounded set has a Cauchy subsequence. page 141 in golden gate |
| Let f : |R^2 -> |R have both partial derivatives: f1,f2. (1) /\a,b:-|R |f1(a,b)| <= 2*|b-a| (2) /\a,b:-|R |f2(a,b)| <= 2*|b-a| (3) f(0,0) = 0 Prove that |f(5,4)| <= 1. |
| page 77 in OLDTIMER |
| Let E be the collection of all elementary subsets of |R^p. Let y : E -> [0,oo) be additive and regular. Let y* be the corresponding outer measure on |R^p. Let MF(y) denote the collection of all finitely y-measurable subsets of |R^p. Does MF(y) have to be a s-ring? |
| NO. We know that if A:-MF(y), then y(A)<oo. A countable union of elementary sets can be unbounded and have infinite measure. |
| Let M be a s-algebra in X. Let f : X -> |R* be constant. Does f have to be M-measurable? |
| [ \/K:-|R* /\x:-X f(x)=K ] ==> f is measurable page 136 in 1st measure |
| Let M be a s-algebra in X. Let f:X->|R* be M-measurable. Let b:-|R. What can we conclude about function g:X->|R* defined by g(x)=b*f(x) ? |
| Function g:X->|R* defined by g(x)=b*f(x) is M-measurable. page 136 in 1st measure |
| Let A[n] c X for all natural n. If AcX, then let 1(A) denote the characteristic function of the set A defined on X. Prove that for all x:-X /\x:-X lim_sup 1(A[n])(x) = ??? |
| /\x:-X lim_sup 1(A[n])(x) = 1(lim_sup A[n])(x) page 11 in 1st measure |