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By A. S. Demidov

This significant e-book supplies an interconnected presentation of a few uncomplicated principles, ideas, result of the speculation of generalised services (first of all, within the framework of the speculation of distributions) and equations of mathematical physics. part of the fabric is given based on the scheme: definition -- theorem -- evidence. This scheme is handy for providing leads to transparent and focused shape. even though, it sort of feels moderate to provide a scholar the chance not just to review a priori given definitions and proofs of theorems, but additionally to find them whereas contemplating the issues concerned. a chain of sections serve this objective. furthermore, part of the fabric is given as routines and difficulties.

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Construct an example of a bounded sequence (compare with the example at the beginning of Section 8) which is fundamental with respect to the convergence defined by the Riemann integral but has no limit with respect to this convergence. Hint. For λ ∈ [0, 1[, consider the sequence of characteristic functions of the sets Cn that are introduced below, when constructed a Cantor set of measure 1 − λ. Let {λn } be a sequence of posi∞ tive numbers such that n=1 2n−1 λn = λ ∈ [0, 1]. The Cantor set 38 1.

Definition. A function f : Ω x −→ f (x) ∈ C with complex values finite for almost all x ∈ Ω is called measurable, if there exists sequences {gm } and {hm } step functions in Ω such that lim [gm (x) + ihm (x)] = f (x) for almost all x ∈ Ω. P. Show that if f and g are measurable in Ω and h : C2 → C is continuous, then the function Ω x −→ h(f (x), g(x)) ∈ C is also measurable. 6. Definition. A set A ⊂ Ω is called measurable, if 1A is a measurable function. P. Show that any open set and any closed set are measurable.

M→∞ 8. THE LEBESGUE INTEGRAL 3) 35 The notation hm ↓ f has the similar meaning. 9. Proposition. If f ∈ L+ (Ω), then f is measurable in Ω. 10. Definition. 8). , f depends only on f but not on the choice of the sequence hm ↑ f . 11. Lemma (see, for instance, [56]). Let fn ∈ L+ , fn ↑ f , fn ≤ C ∀n. Then f ∈ L+ and f = lim fn . 12. Definition. A function f : Ω → R integrable (in Ω), if there exists two functions g and h in L+ such that f = g − h. In this case, the number g − h denoted by Ω f (x) dx (or simply, f ) is called the Lebesgue integral of the function f .

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