Monday, 8 August 2016

measure theory - limntoinftyintfndmu=0 implies that fnto0 a.e mu

Let (X,F,μ) be finite measure space.




Let fn be sequence of measurable function from X and fn0 almost everywhere μ.



Claim.



If limn0Xfndμ=0, then fn converges to 0 a.e μ?



Intutively It's true.



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