μ-measurable set

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Definition

Given an outer-measure, μ:HˉR0 (for a hereditary sigma-ring, H) we define a set, AH as μ-measurable if[1]:

  • BH[μ(B)=μ(BA)+μ(BA)][Note 1]

See also


TODO: More links, also link to page for the restriction of outer measure to measure directly, once such a page exists


Notes

  1. Jump up Halmos gives a great abuse of notation here, by writing BA (where A denotes the complement of A), of course in a ring of sets (sigma or not) we do not have a complementation operation, only set subtraction

References

  1. Jump up Measure Theory - Paul R. Halmos