Contents on the null-measurable sets of a measure #
A finitely additive set function vanishing on the null sets of a measure μ cannot distinguish
sets that agree μ-almost everywhere (MeasureTheory.addContent_congr_ae). Since every
μ-null-measurable set agrees almost everywhere with a measurable set, a content m on the
measurable sets which vanishes on μ-null sets therefore extends uniquely to a content on the
μ-null-measurable sets, that is, on the measurable sets of the completion of μ, still
vanishing on μ-null sets. Its value at a null-measurable set s is m (toMeasurable μ s)
(MeasureTheory.AddContent.completion).
Conversely, a content on the null-measurable sets restricts to the measurable sets
(MeasureTheory.AddContent.map along id), and the extension of this restriction recovers the
content, if it vanishes on null sets and, by convention, on sets that are not null-measurable.
So contents on the measurable sets and on the null-measurable sets that vanish on null
sets are the same thing. This is the form in which finitely additive set functions on the Borel
sets of a group and on the measurable sets of its completed Haar measure correspond, for instance
to describe the positive functionals on L∞. The extension preserves nonnegativity and
invariance under a group action preserving μ.
Main definitions #
MeasureTheory.AddContent.completion: the extension of a content on the measurable sets, vanishing onμ-null sets, to theμ-null-measurable sets.
Main results #
MeasureTheory.AddContent.completion_apply: the extension takes the valuem tat a null-measurable set that agrees almost everywhere with a measurable sett.MeasureTheory.AddContent.completion_unique,MeasureTheory.AddContent.completion_eq: any content on the null-measurable sets extendingmand vanishing on null sets agrees with the extension at every null-measurable set, and equals it if it also vanishes, by convention, on sets that are not null-measurable.MeasureTheory.AddContent.completion_map_idrecovers such a content as the extension of its restriction to the measurable sets.MeasureTheory.AddContent.forall_completion_smul_eq_iff: the extension is invariant under a measure-preserving group action exactly whenmis invariant on measurable sets.
The extension of a content m on the measurable sets, vanishing on μ-null sets, to the
μ-null-measurable sets. Its value at a null-measurable set s is the value of m at the
measurable set toMeasurable μ s, which agrees with s almost everywhere. Its value at a set
that is not null-measurable is zero.
Instances For
The value of the extension of m: m (toMeasurable μ s) at a null-measurable set s, and
zero elsewhere.
The extension of m takes the value m t at a null-measurable set that agrees almost
everywhere with a measurable set t.
The extension of m takes the value m (toMeasurable μ s) at a null-measurable set s.
The extension of m agrees with m on measurable sets.
The extension of m is zero at a set that is not null-measurable, by convention.
The extension of m vanishes on μ-null sets.
Any content on the null-measurable sets that agrees with m on measurable sets and vanishes
on null sets agrees with the extension of m at every null-measurable set. See
completion_eq for equality of contents, under the convention that the content vanishes on
sets that are not null-measurable.
A content on the null-measurable sets that agrees with m on measurable sets and vanishes on
null sets, and by convention on sets that are not null-measurable, is the extension of m.
A content on the null-measurable sets vanishing on null sets, and by convention on sets that are not null-measurable, is the extension of its restriction to the measurable sets.
The extension of a nonnegative content is nonnegative.
If m is invariant on measurable sets under a group action preserving μ, then its
extension is invariant on all sets.
The extension of m is invariant under a group action preserving μ exactly when m is
invariant on measurable sets.