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Lebesgue decomposition from a sum-measure density (B={h=1},f=h/(1−h) on Bc)

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Use the Hilbert-space construction of dominated measure densities with ρ=μ+ν. The set B={h=1} is a null set for μ. Put f=0 on B and f=h/(1−h) elsewhere. Then ∫fdμ=ν(Bc)<∞ and ν(A)=∫A​fdμ+ν(A∩B). This is the Lebesgue decomposition into a density part and a part concentrated on a μ-null set.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2012 / iii / Paper 5 / 3 / Solution

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