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Lebesgue Measure,erested in a larger class of functions containing simultaneously .. One of our goals in this chapter will be to introduce and study this class. Although we start with F. Riesz’s definition of a measurable function, we shall later give the more general definitions of ., ., . and prove the equivalence

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Sequences and Series of Real Numbers,n most cases, however, the proofs are given in appendices and omitted from the main body of the course. To give rigorous proofs of the basic theorems on convergence, continuity, and differentiability, one needs a precise definition of real numbers. One way to achieve this is to start with the . of r

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Sequences and Series of Functions,asier to investigate. We have already done this on a few occasions. For example, in Chapter 4, we looked at the . approximation of continuous functions by step, piecewise linear, and polynomial functions. Also, in Chapter 7, we proved that each bounded continuous function on a closed bounded interva