Exercise 18, § 2
Integration, VI, p. 66
Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.
a) Let be a locally compact space, a locally finite covering of by compact sets. Let be a positive measure on , the measure induced by on . Assume that each of the spaces has the lifting property. Show that has the lifting property.
b) Let be a metrizable compact space, a positive measure on , a fundamental sequence (Ch. IV, §5, Exer. 17) of finite partitions of into integrable sets. For every integrable subset of and every element , set if , and otherwise; for every , set , if . Show that the sequence of -integrable functions converges almost everywhere to . (Consider first the case that is a continuous function. Given an arbitrary number , show next that the union of all the sets belonging to at least one of the partitions and such that , is measurable and is such that . Then approximate in by a sequence of continuous functions.)
c) Show that every metrizable compact space has the lifting property. (Let be an ultrafilter on finer than the Fréchet filter; show that is a lifting of .)
d) Deduce from a) and c) that every metrizable locally compact space has (for any positive measure whatever) the lifting property.
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