Integration, III, p. 60
Let X, Y be two locally compact spaces.
a) Show that the mapping (μ,ν)↦μ⊗ν of M(X;C)×M(Y;C) into M(X×Y;C) is continuous when M(X;C), M(Y;C) and M(X×Y;C) are equipped with the quasi-strong topology (§1, Exer. 8).
b) Show that the mapping (μ,ν)↦μ⊗ν of M+(X)×M+(Y) into M+(X×Y) is continuous when M+(X), M+(Y) and M+(X×Y) are equipped with the vague topology.