No such sequence exists. By Fatou's lemma on ,
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But the proposed nonnegative measurable integrand is positive at every point of , so its integral cannot be zero. Explicitly, the sets where it is at least cover ; at least one has positive measure, forcing a positive integral. This contradicts the displayed bound.

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