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Let h:R→R be continuous, strictly increasing, and satisfy Lusin condition N. Then
ν(A)=λ(h(A))
(1)
defines a measure on the Lebesgue measurable sets, and ν≪λ. Moreover,
ν([a,b])=h(b)−h(a)
(2)
for a≤b.

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