Prof. N. Kajino, Probability Theory WS 2012/2013
Problem set 8, submission of solutions NOT required
TheProblems below will be discussed in the tutorial on06.11.2012.
Problem 8.1. Let.X;M/be a measurable space and letf; g W X ! Œ 1;1 be M-measurable. Prove that the following sets belong toM:
¹x2X jf .x/ < g.x/º; ¹x2X jf .x/Dg.x/º; ¹x2X jf .x/ > g.x/º: Problem 8.2. Find the limits asN ! 1of the following series:
(1) X1 nD1
2 n
1C sin.2Nn/
N 1
(2) X1 nD1
1
n.nCN / (3) X1 nD1
1C n
N N
Problem 8.3. Find the limits asn! 1of the following integrals:
(1) Z 1
0
1
1Cxndx (2) Z 1
0
sinex
1Cnx2dx (3) Z 1
0
ncosx 1Cn2x3=2dx Problem 8.4. Let.X;M; /be a measure space.
(1) Let fn W X ! Œ 1;1 be M-measurable for each n 2 Nand suppose that P1
nD1
R
Xjfnjd <1. Prove that limn!1fn.x/D0for-a.e.x2X.
(2) ([1, Section 4.3, Problem 1]) Letf 2L1./and¹fnº1nD1L1./. Suppose that fn 0onX for anyn 2 N, that limn!1fn.x/ D f .x/for anyx 2 X, and that limn!1R
XfndDR
Xf d. Prove that limn!1
R
Xjf fnjdD0.
Problem 8.5. Let.X;M/be a measurable space.
(1) Let S be a set, letA 2S and let f W X ! S. Prove that f isM=S.A/- measurable if and only iff 1.A/2Mfor anyA2A.
(2) Letn 2 N, and for eachi 2 ¹1; : : : ; nºlet .Si;Bi/be a measurable space and let fi W X ! Si. Prove that the map f WD .f1; : : : ; fn/ W X ! S1 Sn
isM=B1˝ ˝Bn-measurable if and only iffi isM=Bi-measurable for anyi 2
¹1; : : : ; nº.
(3) Let d 2 N and let f D .f1; : : : ; fd/ W X ! Rd, where fi W X ! R for each i 2 ¹1; : : : ; dº. Prove thatf isM=B.Rd/-measurable if and only if fi isM- measurable for anyi2 ¹1; : : : ; dº. (Proposition 2.24-(2) may be used.)
Problem 8.6. Let.X;M; /; .Y;N; /be-finite measure spaces, letf WX !Rbe M-measurable and letgWY !RbeN-measurable. Definef ˝gWXY !Rby .f ˝g/.x; y/WDf .x/g.y/. Prove the following statements:
(1)f ˝gisM˝N-measurable.
(2) Iff is-integrable andgis-integrable, thenf ˝gis-integrable and Z
XY
f ˝gd./D Z
X
f d Z
Y
gd:
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