Let (N, F,m) be a measure space. We call a set E locally measurable with respect...

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Let (N, F,m) be a measure space. We call a set E locally measurable with respect to m if An EF for every A & F with m(A) <∞. Let F be the set of all locally measurable spaces. Show that F is a o-algebra. Show that, if (N, F, m) is o-finite, then F = F. Let (N, F,m) be a measure space. We call a set E locally measurable with respect to m if An EF for every A & F with m(A) <∞. Let F be the set of all locally measurable spaces. Show that F is a o-algebra. Show that, if (N, F, m) is o-finite, then F = F.

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