Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Measure Theory question 4



If f is a non negative mesaurable function on R such that f<, show that the set {x|f(x)>0} can be written as a union of an ascending sequence of measurable sets of finite measure.



My attempt:



What I thought was setting En={x|f(x)>1n}. Do these sets have finite measure? Can I use f< to prove this? If so, how?




Hints and ideas are welcome.


Answer



Enf>1nμ(En)


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