Bourbaki

Exercise 4, § 1

Integration, V, p. 95

Let T and μ\mu be the locally compact space and measure defined in Exer. 5 of Ch. IV, §1.

a) Show that μ\mu is the supremum of a sequence of measures with finite support, but that μ∗≠μ∗\mu^* \neq \mu^*, and that μ\mu is not moderated. From this, deduce that Prop. 11 becomes false when the symbol ∫∗\int^* therein is replaced by ∫∗\int^*, even when the set A is countable.

b) For every real number yy, let fyf_y be the characteristic function of the set reduced to the point (0,y)(0, y) of T. Show that the mapping t↦(fy(t))y∈Rt \mapsto (f_y(t))_{y \in \mathbf{R}} is μ\mu-measurable, but that if f=sup⁡y∈Rfyf = \sup_{y \in \mathbf{R}} f_y then μ∗(f)=+∞\mu^*(f) = +\infty and sup⁡y∈Rμ∗(fy)=0\sup_{y \in \mathbf{R}} \mu^*(f_y) = 0.

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