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Since j fn d f dj Ä jfn fj d, we obtain the assertion. t u Additionally, we now present a generalization of the monotone convergence theorem. , in probability theory), but it will not be needed later. 5. e. convergentRto f and equiintegrable. Then fn and f are integrable, and for n ! 1 we have jfn fj d ! 0 and Z Z fn d ! f d : Proof. e. to fC resp. f . We therefore may assume that fn ; f 0. Let © > 0, let 0 beRchosen according to the equiintegrability assumption. R g Then we have fn d Ä g d C ©, therefore fn is integrable.
X a/ for all x 2 R JOHAN JENSEN , 1859–1925, born in Nakskov, active in Copenhagen for the Bell Telephone Company. He also contributed to complex analysis. k R ı f/ d < 1, since f is integrable. Thus, k ı f d is well-defined. k ı f/C d D 1 the assertion now obviously holds, and so we may assume that k ı f is integrable. a/ C b f d Á a : t u f d, the assertion follows. dx/ ; u 2 U ; where U Rd ; concerning their continuity and differentiability. 8. Let be a measure on S, let u0 2 U and f W U S !
Obviously we R R also have R 0 Ä lim infn jfn fj d, thus jfn fj d ! 0. Since j fn d f dj Ä jfn fj d, we obtain the assertion. t u Additionally, we now present a generalization of the monotone convergence theorem. , in probability theory), but it will not be needed later. 5. e. convergentRto f and equiintegrable. Then fn and f are integrable, and for n ! 1 we have jfn fj d ! 0 and Z Z fn d ! f d : Proof. e. to fC resp. f . We therefore may assume that fn ; f 0. Let © > 0, let 0 beRchosen according to the equiintegrability assumption.