Bourbaki

Exercise 7, § 1

Integration, III, p. 57

Give an example showing that in M(X;C)\mathscr{M}(X; \mathbf{C}), the set of bounded real measures μ\mu such that ∥μ∥=a\|\mu\| = a is not necessarily vaguely closed, even if XX is compact; show that if XX is locally compact and noncompact, then the set of bounded positive measures such that ∥μ∥=1\|\mu\| = 1 is not vaguely closed.

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