Consequences of positivity on open sets #
Mathlib's Metric.measure_ball_pos says that a measure positive on nonempty open sets gives
positive measure to every ball of positive radius. In a proper space, where balls are bounded and
so have finite measure under a measure finite on compact sets, the same holds for the real-valued
measure μ.real, and likewise for closed balls. For a locally finite measure, closed balls of
small positive radius around a point have positive finite measure, so proportions of sets in
shrinking balls are well behaved. Since a property holding almost everywhere holds on a dense
set, an almost everywhere inequality between continuous functions holds everywhere.
An almost-everywhere inclusion of an open set in another set implies inclusion in its closure. In particular, two almost-everywhere equal open sets have the same closure. Taking interiors then shows that regular open sets are determined by their almost-everywhere classes. Likewise a continuous function on the closure of an open set is determined by its values almost everywhere on the set.
On a discrete space, such a measure charges every point, so the only null set is empty and almost everywhere means everywhere.
Main results #
IsOpen.subset_closure_of_ae_le: an open set lies in the closure of any set containing it a.e.IsOpen.closure_eq_of_ae_eq: a.e. equal open sets have equal closures.IsOpen.ext_closure_of_ae_eq: a continuous function on the closure of an open set is determined by its values at almost every point of the set.TauCeti.eq_of_ae_eq_of_interior_closure_eq: a.e. equal regular open sets are equal.Metric.measureReal_ball_pos: a ball of positive radius has positive real measure.Metric.measureReal_closedBall_pos: a closed ball of positive radius has positive real measure.Metric.eventually_measure_closedBall_ne_zero_ne_top: closed balls of small positive radius have positive finite measure.MeasureTheory.Measure.restrict_closedBall_ne_zero_of_mul_le: a closed ball of positive radius in which a set has positive density charges the restriction of the measure to that set.Continuous.ae_le_iff_le: continuous functions satisfyf ≤ᵐ[μ] gif and only iff ≤ g.MeasureTheory.ae_eq_top_of_discreteTopology: on a discrete space, for a measure positive on open sets, almost everywhere means everywhere.
An open set contained almost everywhere in another set is contained in its closure. No measurability assumption on either set is needed.
Almost-everywhere equal open sets have the same closure for a measure positive on nonempty open sets. The open sets themselves need not be equal.
A continuous function on the closure of an open set U is determined by its values at almost
every point of U, for a measure which charges every nonempty open set.
Regular open sets are determined by their almost-everywhere classes for a measure positive
on nonempty open sets. Regular openness is expressed by interior (closure s) = s; ordinary
openness alone does not suffice.
In a proper space, a measure that is positive on nonempty open sets and finite on compact sets gives every ball of positive radius positive real measure.
In a proper space, a measure that is positive on nonempty open sets and finite on compact sets gives every closed ball of positive radius positive real measure.
For a locally finite measure that is positive on nonempty open sets, closed balls of small positive radius around a point have positive finite measure.
A closed ball in which a set s has density at least c > 0, in the sense that
c μ(closedBall y ε) ≤ μ(closedBall y ε ∩ s), charges μ.restrict s.
Under a measure positive on nonempty open sets, an almost everywhere inequality between continuous functions into an order-closed space holds everywhere.
On a discrete space, a measure positive on nonempty open sets charges every point, so almost everywhere means everywhere.