μ∗-measurable set
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[hide]Definition
Given an outer-measure, μ∗:H→ˉR≥0 (for a hereditary sigma-ring, H) we define a set, A∈H as μ∗-measurable if[1]:
- ∀B∈H[μ∗(B)=μ∗(B∩A)+μ∗(B−A)][Note 1]
See also
- The set of all μ∗-measurable sets is a ring - an important step on the way to restricting an outer-measure to a measure
TODO: More links, also link to page for the restriction of outer measure to measure directly, once such a page exists
Notes
- Jump up ↑ Halmos gives a great abuse of notation here, by writing B∩A′ (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
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