Bourbaki

Exercise 5, § 2

Integration, VI, p. 63

Let F be a semi-reflexive locally convex space, m a measure on T with values in F. Show that for every numerical function g locally integrable for m, the mapping f↦∫fg dmf \mapsto \int fg\, dm of H(T)\mathscr{H}(T) into F is a measure on T, denoted g⋅mg \cdot m; in order that a numerical function h be essentially integrable for g⋅mg \cdot m, it is necessary and sufficient that ghgh be essentially integrable for m, in which case ∫h d(g⋅m)=∫hg dm\int h\, d(g \cdot m) = \int hg\, dm.

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