Let,1
and let
. Show that there exists a set
with
such that if
and
,then
I let,where
and
.
I am not sure whether my construction of the sets are correct because I can not make any conclusion regarding.
Can anyone comment on this?
I think you have to go right back to the definition of the Lebesgue integral to do this properly. For a positive function such as, the usual way to define its integral (as described here, for example) is that it is the supremum of the integrals of nonnegative simple functions majorised by
. If the integral
is finite (as it is if
) then each of these simple functions must have finite integral and therefore finite support. We can find a simple function s such that
and
. Now take
to be the support of s. You should find that this does the required job.