Integrasyong Lebesgue: Pagkakaiba sa mga binago

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==Konstruksiyon==
Ito ay nagsisimula sa isang [[espasyong sukat]] (''E'',&nbsp;''X'',&nbsp;μ) kung saan ''E'' ay isang hanay, ang ''X'' ay isang [[sigma-algebra|σ-alhebra]] ng mga subhanay ng ''E'' at ang ''μ'' ay isang hindi negatibong sukat sa E na inilalarawan sa mga hanay ng X. Halimbawa, ang E ay maaaring [[espasyong Euclidean|epasyong-''n'' na Euclidean]] na '''R'''<sup>''n''</sup> o isang [[sukat Lebesgue|masusukat na Lebesgue]] na subhanay nito, ang ''X'' ang [[σ-alhebra]] ng ''E'', at ang ''μ'' ang [[sukat Lebesgue]]. Sa teoriya ng probabilidad, ang pag-aaral ay nililimita sa sukat ng [[probabilidad]]&nbsp;''μ'' na sumasapat sa<math>\mu(E) = 1</math>. Sa teoriya ng Lebesgue, ang mga integral ay nilalarawan para sa isang klase ng mga punsiyong tinatawag na mga [[masusukat na punsiyon]]. Ang isang ''ƒ'' ay masusukat kung ang [[pre-imahe]] ng bawat interbal ng anyong <math>(t,\infty)</math> ay nasa ''X'':
 
:<math> \{x\,\mid\,f(x) > t\} \in X\quad \text{for all}\ t\in\mathbb{R}. </math>
 
Maipapakita na ito ay katumbas ng pag-aatas ng pre-imahe ng anumang subhanay na [[alhebrang Borel|Borel]] ng '''R''' na nasa ''X''. Ang hanay ng mga masusukat na punsiyon ay sarado sa ilalim ng mga operasyong alhebraiko ngunit sa mas mahalaga, ang klase ay sarado sa ilalim ng iba't ibang mga uri ng [[sa puntong mga hangganang sekwensiyal]]:
 
: <math> \sup_{k \in \mathbb{N}} f_k, \quad \liminf_{k \in \mathbb{N}} f_k, \quad \limsup_{k \in \mathbb{N}} f_k </math>
 
ay masusukat kung ang orihinal na sekwensiya(''ƒ''<sub>''k''</sub>)<sub>''k''</sub> kung saan ang ''k''&nbsp;∈ '''N''', ay binubuo ng mga masusukat na punsiyon.
 
==Mga sanggunian==
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