Bourbaki

Proposition 1

Tag 09MP, permanent. Cite it as [Bourbaki, Tag 09MP].

Integration, chapter IX, § 1. Premeasures and measures on a topological space

Let (pα)α∈A(p_\alpha)_{\alpha \in A} be a family of encumbrances on T. The sum and upper envelope of the family (pα)(p_\alpha) (in F+(F+(T))\mathscr{F}_+(\mathscr{F}_+(T))) are then encumbrances.

The sum of a finite family of encumbrances obviously being an encumbrance, it suffices to treat the case of the upper envelope. The properties a), b), c) of Definition 1 being obviously satisfied, it remains to establish d). Set p=sup⁡αpαp = \sup_\alpha p_\alpha; then, with the notations of Definition 1 d),

p(f)=sup⁡αpα(f)=sup⁡αsup⁡npα(fn)=sup⁡nsup⁡αpα(fn)=sup⁡np(fn). p(f) = \sup_\alpha p_\alpha(f) = \sup_\alpha \sup_n p_\alpha(f_n) = \sup_n \sup_\alpha p_\alpha(f_n) = \sup_n p(f_n).

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

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