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Past exam of the options II course of the University of Oxford 2008 printed variant D D4 a Solution by
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On a product of sigma-finite measure spaces, Tonelli's theorem equates product and iterated integrals for a nonnegative measurable function, allowing infinite values. Fubini's theorem says that an absolutely integrable measurable function has integrable sections almost everywhere, their section integrals are integrable, and both iterated integrals equal the product integral. Absolute integrability may be checked first by applying Tonelli to the absolute value.
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