Bourbaki

Example

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Integration, chapter V, § 3. Integration of positive measures

Let uu be a universally measurable mapping of T into X, and vv a universally measurable mapping of X into Y; by Prop. 2 b), one defines diffusions Λ\Lambda and HH by the formulas

λt=εu(t),ηx=εv(x); \lambda_t = \varepsilon_{u(t)}, \quad \eta_x = \varepsilon_{v(x)};

the diffusion Γ=ΛH\Gamma = \Lambda H is then given by

γt=ε(vou)(t). \gamma_t = \varepsilon_{(vou)(t)}.

One is therefore careful to note that the order of composition of diffusions is the opposite of the usual order of the composition of functions.

Bourbaki puts the proof directly after the statement, so what is above is the statement and its proof together.

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