Pre-variation of a subadditive set function #
Given a σ-subadditive ℝ≥0∞-valued set function f, we define the pre-variation as the supremum
over finite measurable partitions of the sum of f on the parts. This construction yields a
measure.
Main definitions #
IsSigmaSubadditiveSetFun f—fis σ-subadditive on measurable setsennrealPreVariation f— theVectorMeasure X ℝ≥0∞built from a σ-subadditive functionpreVariation f— theMeasure Xbuilt from a σ-subadditive function
References #
- [Walter Rudin, Real and Complex Analysis.][Rud87]
Pre-variation of a subadditive ℝ≥0∞-valued function #
Given a set function f : Set X → ℝ≥0∞ we can define another set function by taking the supremum
over all finite partitions of measurable sets E i of the sum of ∑ i, f (E i). If f is
σ-subadditive then the function defined is an ℝ≥0∞-valued measure.
If s is measurable then preVariationFun f s is the supremum over partitions P of s of
the quantity ∑ p ∈ P.parts, f p. If s is not measurable then it is set to 0.
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preVariationFun of the empty set is equal to zero.
If P is a partition of s₁ and s₁ ⊆ s₂ then
∑ p ∈ P.parts, f p ≤ preVariationFun f s₂.
preVariationFun is monotone in terms of the (measurable) set.
The sup of measurable set subtypes over a finset equals the biUnion of the underlying sets.
A set function is σ-subadditive on measurable sets if the value assigned to the union of a countable disjoint family of measurable sets is bounded above by the sum of values on the family.
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Additivity of preVariationFun for disjoint measurable sets.
Construction of measures from σ-subadditive functions #
The VectorMeasure X ℝ≥0∞ built from a σ-subadditive function.
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The Measure X built from a σ-subadditive function.