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#1 01-11-2014 19:15:56
- mona123
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hi please i didn't know how to solve this problem .can someone help me :
Let f be a measurable function on a measurable set E with positive measure such that
f is finite a.e. Show that there exists a subset of E with positive measure on which f is
bounded.
thanks in advance.
#2 01-11-2014 21:06:04
- Fred
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Re : integration
Hi,
Take [tex]E_n=\{x\in E;\ | f_n(x) |\leq M\}.[/tex]
Then the sequence [tex](E_n)[/tex] is increasing and the measure of [tex]\bigcup_n(E_n)[/tex] is positive...
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#3 01-11-2014 23:06:02
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thank you Freddy but i realy didn't understand this problem .can you please write the solution more detailed.thanks again.
#4 02-11-2014 21:19:14
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Re : integration
Because the measure of [tex]\cup_n E_n[/tex] is positive, there exists some [tex]n[/tex] such that the measure of [tex]E_n[/tex] is positive.
Thus, [tex]f[/tex] is bounded (by [tex]n[/tex]) on the set [tex]E_n[/tex] of positive measure.
F.
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