Bourbaki

Exercise 18, § 2

Integration, VI, p. 66

Bourbaki marks this one as harder than the rest.

a) Let TT be a locally compact space, (Kα)(K_\alpha) a locally finite covering of TT by compact sets. Let μ\mu be a positive measure on TT, μα\mu_\alpha the measure induced by μ\mu on KαK_\alpha. Assume that each of the spaces L∞(Kα,μα)L^\infty(K_\alpha, \mu_\alpha) has the lifting property. Show that L∞(T,μ)L^\infty(T, \mu) has the lifting property.

b) Let KK be a metrizable compact space, μ\mu a positive measure on KK, (ϖn)(\varpi_n) a fundamental sequence (Ch. IV, §5, Exer. 17) of finite partitions of KK into integrable sets. For every integrable subset AA of KK and every element f~∈L1(μ)\tilde{f} \in L^1(\mu), set λα(f~)=0\lambda_\alpha(\tilde{f}) = 0 if μ(A)=0\mu(A) = 0, and λα(f~)=(μ(A))−1∫Afdμ\lambda_\alpha(\tilde{f}) = (\mu(A))^{-1} \int_A f d\mu otherwise; for every nn, set ρn(f~)=∑kλAk(f~)φAk\rho_n(\tilde{f}) = \sum_k \lambda_{A_k}(\tilde{f}) \varphi_{A_k}, if ϖn=(Ak)\varpi_n = (A_k). Show that the sequence (ρn(f~))(\rho_n(\tilde{f})) of μ\mu-integrable functions converges almost everywhere to ff. (Consider first the case that ff is a continuous function. Given an arbitrary number a>0a > 0, show next that the union BB of all the sets AA belonging to at least one of the partitions ϖn\varpi_n and such that a⋅μ(A)≤∫Afdμa \cdot \mu(A) \leq \int_A f d\mu, is measurable and is such that μ(B)≤a−1∫fdμ\mu(B) \leq a^{-1} \int f d\mu. Then approximate ff in L1L^1 by a sequence of continuous functions.)

c) Show that every metrizable compact space has the lifting property. (Let U\mathfrak{U} be an ultrafilter on N\mathbf{N} finer than the Fréchet filter; show that ρ(f~)=lim⁡Uρn(f~)\rho(\tilde{f}) = \lim_{\mathfrak{U}} \rho_n(\tilde{f}) is a lifting of L∞L^\infty.)

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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