(Egorovs Theorem). Show that, if μ is finite, then X n X implies that X n X...

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(Egorov€™s Theorem). Show that, if μ is finite, thenXn a.e. Ximplies thatXn (Egorov's Theorem). Show that, if μ is finite, then XnX.

For an arbitrary e > 0 to be kept fixed throughout and k ³ 1 integer, use Theorem 4 in order to conclude that there exists Nk = (e, k) > 0 such that μ(Ae,k) < e/2k, k ³ 1, where Ae,k = (Egorov's Theorem). Show that, if μ is finite, then Xn (|Xn €“ X| ³ 1/k). Thus, if Ae = (Egorov's Theorem). Show that, if μ is finite, then Xn Ae,k, then μ (Ae) £ e. Finally, show that Xn (w)(Egorov's Theorem). Show that, if μ is finite, then Xn X(w) uniformly in w ÃŽ Ae.

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