Bourbaki

Exercise 6, § 6

Integration, IV, p. 135

For every measurable and non-negligible numerical function f≥0f \geq 0, show that Nr(f)N_r(f) is an indefinitely differentiable function of rr at every point interior to the interval where it is finite. From this, deduce that in the interior of the interval where Nr(f)N_r(f) is finite, log⁡Nr(f)\log N_r(f) is a strictly convex function of 1/r1/r provided that ff is not almost everywhere constant in the set of x∈Xx \in X where f(x)≠0f(x) \neq 0.

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