The lectures on "Operator Theory", of which the present volume constitutes the first part, were given in the academic years 1933-34 and 1934-35, at the Institute for Advanced Study. The notes were prepared in these years by Dr. Robert S. Martin and Dr. Charles C. Torrance, respectively. They were mu
Functional Operators. Volume I: Measures and Integrals
โ Scribed by John Von Neumann
- Publisher
- Princeton
- Year
- 1950
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 268
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Table of Contents
Title page
Foreword
Errata
I. Point Set Theory
II. Outer Measure
III. Measure
IV. Inner Measure
V. Invariance of Measure under Transformation
VI. Covering Theorems
VII. Non-measurable Sets
VIII. Lebesgue Intgeral
IX. Monotonic Functions
X. General Measure Functions and Outer Measures
l. Elementary Properties of Measure Functions
2. Outer Measure and Inner Measure
3. General Extension Theorems
4. Measure in Product Spaces
5. Examp1es of Measure Functions
XI. Properties of the General Integral
l. Bounded Variation and the Extension of Finite Measure Functions
2. Abso1ute Continuity and the Intgera1
3. Elementary Properties of the Integral
4. The Fubini Theorem and Re1ated Theorems
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