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The original PDF has height 1/n on the interval [0,en]. For finite p,
∥fn​∥p​=nen/p​⟶∞,
(1)
so the sequence cannot converge in Lp, since a norm-convergent sequence is bounded. For p=∞, ∥fn​∥∞​=1/n→0, so it converges to zero in L∞. It also converges pointwise, and hence almost everywhere, to zero. Finally for each ϵ>0, once n>1/ϵ the set {∣fn​∣>ϵ} is empty. Thus it converges in measure to zero, even on this infinite-measure space.

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