Exercise 16, § 8
Integration, V, p. 119
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
Let be an infinite sequence of compact spaces, a positive measure on of total mass equal to 1, and the product measure on .
a) Let f be a function , -integrable on T. Let be an increasing sequence of subsets of , and, setting , let , (the notations of Exer. 15). For every , let be the set of points where , and the set of points where . Show that and . (Observe that is the set of where at least one of the is , and express it as a countable union of sets , pairwise disjoint and such that .)
b) Suppose that is an increasing sequence of finite subsets of , whose union is . Show that tends almost everywhere to f, and that tends almost everywhere in T to the constant . (For every , consider a continuous function g depending on only a finite number of variables and such that , and apply a) to the function .)
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