English Deutsch Français Italiano Español Português 繁體中文 Bahasa Indonesia Tiếng Việt ภาษาไทย
All categories

I'd like some help to prove the following statement:

Let (X, M, u) be a measure space (X a set, M a sigma-algebra on X and u a measure on M) and let (f_n) be a sequence of integrable complex valued functions defined on X. If f_n converges uniformly to a function f and u(X) < oo, then f is integrable and lim Int f_n du = Int f du.
Show that the requirement that u(X) be finite is essential, that is, show that, if u(X) = oo, then it's possible that the functions f_n are integrable and converge uniformly to f and, yet, the equality lim Int f_n du = Int f du does not hold (in virtue of Fatou's Lemma, in this case we must have Int f_n du < Int f du).
Thank you for any help

2007-04-04 04:35:10 · 2 answers · asked by Anonymous in Science & Mathematics Mathematics

2 answers

For each n, put e_n = supremum |f_n(x) - f(x)|, the sup. being taken over X. Since f_n -> f uniformily, e_n -> 0 and e_n is eventually finite. For every n we have |f - f_n| < e_n => |f| < |f_n| + e_n. For sufficiently large n, e_n is finite. Since |f_n| is integrable - for f_n is - and u(X) < oo, it follows that Int (|f_n| + e_n) du = Int |f_n| du + e_n u(X)
From |f - f_n| <= e_n, it also follows that f_n - e_n <= f <= f + e_n . Integrating these functions, the inequalities are preserved and we get Int f_n du - e_n u(X) <= Int f du <= Int f_n du + e_n u(X) => | Int f_n du - Int f du| <= e_n u(X), valid for every n. Since u(X) is finite and e_n -> 0, e_n u(X) -> 0 and it follows , by confront, that lim | Int f_n du - Int f du| = 0. Since f is integrable, this implies lim Int f_n du = Int f du .

To show u(X) < oo is an essential condition, take X = [0, oo), M = the Lebesgue sigma- algebra and u = Lebesgue measure. For each n, put f_n =C(x)/n, where C is the characteristic function of [0, n]. It's easy to show f_n converges uniformly to f = 0, the null function. So, int f du = 0 But for every n, Int f_n du = u([0, n])/n = n/n =1 , so that lim Int f_n du =1 > 0 = Int f du . It's easy to show no functio g that dominates f_n can be integrable, because we have Int g du >= 1 + 1/2....+1/n..... = oo
Hope this helps

2007-04-04 10:21:20 · answer #1 · answered by Steiner 7 · 1 0

I heard a rabbi say that once you've 2 Jews you've 3 reviews. the reason replaced into to point that war of words is a healthful signal. the aspect i prefer to disagree with; is that the individuals who wrote the prophecies were the individuals who say they weren't fulfilled. the individuals who gave us the Gospels were Jews. the a risk exception, being Luke, who obviously researched his suggestion from Jewish human beings. As I comprehend it the Jews (nonetheless no longer all Jews of course) are declaring that their prophecies are fulfilled. the 2d war of words is that the alleged 'make up Christ' has no longer fulfilled the prophecies. i am going to go back that one to you - how do i do not ignore that you haven't were given a 'make up record' of prophecies to be addressed? extra question - of course my faith is wise to me - even if you imagine a faith is made up and does no longer make adventure to you - that merely skill you don't comprehend it, no longer that it does no longer make adventure in any respect to all and sundry. If we are taking area in pedantic video games 'the descendant of David' ought to have had to come back decrease back before the Romans destroyed all the information and any information that someone replaced into 'the descendant of David' . This exceeded off interior the first century CE. The rabbi ought to were incorrect yet each and each and every often times a guy can tell at the same time as someone is undemanding or no longer.

2016-12-03 06:40:45 · answer #2 · answered by Anonymous · 0 0

fedest.com, questions and answers