Wednesday, 1 March 2017

measure theory - For every epsilon>0 there exists delta>0 such that intA|f(x)|mu(dx)<epsilon whenever mu(A)<delta



Hello all mathematicians!! Again, I am struggling with solving the exercises in Lebesgue Integral for preparing the quiz. At this moment, I and my friend are handling this problem, but both of us agreed this problem is a bit tricky.

The problem is following.



Let (X,A,μ) be a measure space and suppose μ is σ-finite. Suppose f is integrable. Prove that given ϵ there exist δ such that



A|f(x)|μ(dx)<ϵ



whenever μ(A)<δ.




Could anybody give some good idea for us? Think you very much for your suggestion in advance.


Answer



Hint:
A|f|xμ(A)+{|f|>x}|f|&limx{|f|>x}|f|=0


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