Constructing a vector measure from an additive content #
Consider a content defined on a semiring of sets. We investigate in this file
whether it is possible to extend it to a (countably additive) vector measure on the whole
sigma-algebra. We show that this is possible when the content is dominated by a finite
measure, see exists_extension_of_isSetSemiring_of_le_measure_of_generateFrom.
A finitely additive vector measure which is dominated by a finite positive measure is in fact countably additive.
Equations
- MeasureTheory.VectorMeasure.of_additive_of_le_measure m hm h'm h''m = { measureOf' := m, empty' := ⋯, not_measurable' := h''m, m_iUnion' := ⋯ }
Instances For
Consider an additive content on a dense ring of sets. Assume that it is dominated by a finite positive measure. Then it extends to a countably additive vector measure.
Consider an additive content on a semi-ring of sets whose finite unions are dense. Assume that it is dominated by a finite positive measure. Then it extends to a countably additive vector measure.
Consider an additive content m on a semi-ring of sets C, which is dominated by a finite
measure μ. Assume that C generates the sigma-algebra.
Then m extends to a countably additive vector measure which is dominated by μ.