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Almost-everywhere limit under a uniform L1 bound (∫∣g∣≤liminfn​∫∣gn​∣≤supn​∥gn​∥1​)

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Let gn​ be Lebesgue measurable functions on a Lebesgue measurable set E, converging almost everywhere to g, with supn​∫E​∣gn​∣<∞. The limit has a measurable representative: use limsupn​gn​ off the exceptional null set and zero on it. The completeness of Lebesgue measure makes any alternative values on that null set measurable as well. Fatou's lemma applied to ∣gn​∣ gives the displayed bound, so g is finite almost everywhere and Lebesgue integrable. A uniform L1 norm bound alone does not imply convergence in L1 space; the strict inequality in Fatou lemma supplies a shrinking-spike example.

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