Simple functions on a discrete space as bounded continuous functions #
On a discrete space X, a simple function has finite range, so it is a bounded continuous
function. When every subset of X is measurable, every finite-valued function is simple, and so
simple functions are uniformly dense among bounded real functions on X.
Main definitions #
MeasureTheory.SimpleFunc.toBoundedContinuousFunction: a simple function on a discrete space as a bounded continuous function.MeasureTheory.SimpleFunc.toBoundedContinuousFunctionLinearMap: the same inclusion, as a linear map.
Main results #
MeasureTheory.SimpleFunc.denseRange_toBoundedContinuousFunction: on a discrete space where every subset is measurable, simple functions are uniformly dense among bounded real functions.
On a discrete space, a simple function as a bounded continuous function.
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A simple function equal to c on s and to 0 off s is c times the characteristic
function of s.
On a discrete space where every subset is measurable, simple functions are uniformly dense among bounded real functions.
On a discrete space, the inclusion of simple functions into bounded continuous functions, as a linear map.
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On a discrete space where every subset is measurable, simple functions are uniformly dense among bounded real functions, stated for the linear inclusion.