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Prove that (i)&(ii) are equivalent if , m(C) < , m( F ) (i) m(C\F)=0=m(F\C) (ii) m(C)=m(C F ) m( F )
Let, f: D R, D a measurable subset of R & f is a monotone function prove that f is a measurable function.
Prove that any function defined on a set of measure zero is measurable function
If | f | is a measurable function on a measurable set D, does that imply f is a measurable function on D?explain
Let f : DR & g : DR be simple functions prove f+g & fg are simple functions .
If f & g are measurable Functions defined on a common domain D then prove the set
A(f,g)={xD: f(x)<g(x)}M
If Dq is a sequence of measurable sets with m Dq =0,q Z+ then prove that D= Dqis a measurable set
q 1
Let f:D R & g:D R be measurable functions defined on a measurable set D then
prove f+g is a measurable function .
Let f be a function with measurable domain D, show that f is measurable iff the function g defined as
g(x)=f(x), for xD, & g(x) =0 if xD is measurable.
Assuming (a,∞) is a measurable set prove any open subset of R is a measurable set
Assuming (a,∞) is a measurable set prove any closed interval in R is a measurable set
For a real valued measurable function f on D prove if D(f>a) is measurable set for aR
Then D(f<a) is a measurable subset of R
For a real valued measurable function f on D prove if D(fa) is measurable for aR then D(fa) is a
measurable subset of R.
If {fq } is a sequence of measurable functions defined on a measurable set D then sup{fq }and inf {fq} are
measurable functions.
If f=g a.e. defined on a measurable set D then if f is measurable function then prove g is measurable.
If {fq } is a sequence of real valued measurable functions defined on a measurable set D , prove
sup{ fq } & inf { fq } are measurable functions on D
If f & g are extended real valued measurable functions defined on a measurable set D and
f & g are finite a.e. then prove f-g is a measurable function.
If f 0 , a measurable function defined on a measurable set & c>0 measurable functions then
prove cf c f
D D
If f: DR is a bounded function defined on a set D of finite measure , prove if m(D)=0 then integral of f(x) on
D is zero.
If f is a bounded measurable functions defined on set D, m(D)<, prove (af )dx a f dx , a (-,)
D D
n
Let (x)= rq F (x) be Simple function not necessarily in canonical form assume Fi Fj
q 1 q
n
if i j &m( Fq )<, q. prove dx rq m( Fq )
D q 1
If f& g are bounded measurablefunctions defined on set D, m(D)<, prove If f(x) g(x) on D
For a simple function f : DR ,if m(D)< prove upper and lower Lebesgue integral exists and are equal.
Let { f q } be a sequence nonnegative measurable functions, such that f q f onD and fq f , q Z then
f lim f
D q D
q .
If X is any set define an Algebra and - Algebra of subsets of X, Give an example to show that
An algebra of subsets need not be a Algebra of subsets. Explain your answer example without explanation will
not get marks.
Let {f q } be a sequence of measurable functions defined on a set D of finite measure & f q
point
f
on D & L >0 such that |f q ( x) | L, x D & q Z , then f is Lebesgue integrable & lim f q ( x )dx fdx
q
D D
prove for a measurable set D ,if m*(DF)=0 then F is a measurable set & [m(D)=m(F D)=m(F)]
Let {f q }be sequence of measurable functions defined on a set D , m(D)<. If f q f point a.e. on D
then >0 D D , such that m(D-D ) & f q
unif
f on D .
Let{Fq } be sequence of measurable sets & Fq Fq 1 , q Z then m( Fq )= lim m(Fq )
q
q 1
If D is any measurable subset of R then prove D+y is a measurable subset of R for any real number y
If {fq } is a sequence of real valued measurable functions defined on a measurable set D , define
Limsup{ fq } & Liminf { fq }& prove Limsup{ fq } & Liminf { fq } are measurable functions on D
Explain the statement Functions that are not continuous at any point in D can be equivalent to a continuous
Function , but function that are cont. a.e. need not be equivalent to a continuous function. through examples.
Find an example to show two equivalent continuous functions need not be equal even if theyare defined on a set
that has (+ve) measure. Explain your answer (without satisfactory explanation marks will not be given.)
If A is a subset of real numbers then prove m* (cA) = c m*(A) , c >0 & m* (A) < , hence prove cA is
measurable set if A is measurable set .
m m
If {Fq }qm1 is a disjoint collection of measurable sets then m *( A Fq ) m *( A [ Fq ])
q 1 q 1
x 1 if x F
Let F be nonmeasurable set constructed in the interval [0,1]define f(x)=
x if x [0,1]-F
prove D(f=a) is a measurable set a (-,) but f is not a measurable function on [0,1] [3+4]
Find an example of {Dq} a sequence of disjoint subsets of (-,) such that m*( Dq ) < m*( Dq ). explain
your answer clearly marks will not be awarded unless explanation is correct.
Define Step functions on interval [a,c] prove step functions are simple functions.
Let f:D R & g:D R be measurable functions defined on ameasurable set D then
if g(x) 0 any where on D then prove f/g is a measurable function.
Find the measure of the set of irrationals in [0,1] Is every subset of irrationals measurable? Explain
When do we say two functions f & g defined on a measurable set are equivalent?. If two equivalent functions f & g
are continuous on a open interval D of real numbers . Then prove f=g on D.
Let A be the set of rational numbers in the interval (0,1),and{ In }be a finite collection of open intervals covering A,
prove that l(In) 1.
Define F & G sets, prove every closed set and open subset of R is F & G set. [7]
Let f be a real valued function defined on a measurable set D, Prove that f is a measurable function iff the set
D(f<r) is measurable for every rational number r.
if {Fq }q 1 is any collection of subsets of real numbers then prove ,m* Fq m *( Fq )
q 1 q 1
Define almost uniform (a.u.) convergence and convergence a.e for a sequence {fq }of measurable function .
Prove f q
a .u .
f on D f q
a .e .
f on D
Let {Fq } be a nested sequence of measurable sets i.e. Fq Fq 1 , q Z & m(F1 )< then
m( Fq )= lim m(Fq )
q
q 1
Construct a nonmeasurable subset of interval [0,1] . Then prove constructed set is nonmeasurable.
For bounded measurable function f on a set D of finite measure ,if f ( x)dx 0 &f(x) 0 on D then f ( x) 0 a.e. on D .
D
First prove Cantor set is a measurable set , then prove measure of Cantor set is zero
If f& g are bounded measurablefunctions defined on set D, m(D)<. prove ( f g )dx f dx + gdx
D D D
Let {f q }be sequence of measurable functions defined on a set D , m(D)<. If f q f point a.e. on D
then , >0 D D & (+ve) integer q0 ,such that m(D-D ) & |f q ( x) f ( x) |, q q 0 & x D .
If a bounded function f defined on a measurable set D of finite measure is measurable then prove f is Lebesgue
integrable.
If a bounded function f defined on a measurable set D of finite measure is Lebesgue Integrable then prove f is
measurable .
If [a,c] is a closed finite interval then prove outer measure of [a.c] is length of interval
Let f:D (-,) be a measurable real valuedfunction, assume M 0 such that |f(x)| M on D, then >0 ,
simple functions & on D that satisfy f on D & 0 on D .
Let & be simple functions defined on a set D of finite measure then (a b ) a b
D D D