Past exam of the real and harmonic analysis course of the University of Oxford / 2008 / 1 / a / iii / Solution

For the finite nonnegative measures there exist a unique nonnegative integrable density $h\in L^1(\kappa )$, up to $\kappa$-almost-everywhere equality, and a unique nonnegative measure ${\mu }^s\perp \kappa$, such thatThis combines the Lebesgue decomposition theorem with the Radon-Nikodym theorem. In particular ${\mu }^a=h\kappa$ and $h=d{\mu }^a/d\kappa$; if $\mu \ll \kappa$ the singular term is zero.