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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge 2005 ii Paper 3 24J a Solution by
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Working with measurable functions modulo equality almost everywhere, the sequence is Cauchy in Lp space if for every there exists such that for all . This is a statement about integral norm distance, not pointwise convergence. Without quotienting null functions the displayed quantity is a seminorm, so the conventional normed space uses these equivalence classes.
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