For each , enumerate the half-open intervals partitioning and use the functions times their indicator functions. Concatenate these finite blocks in increasing . Every function in block has L1 norm , which tends to zero. Every is in one interval of every block, so the values at that point have a subsequence increasing to infinity. Thus small integral norm does not bound the pointwise upper limit, even when every function is nonnegative. In contrast, Fatou's lemma prevents a strictly positive lower limit everywhere on an interval when the norms tend to zero.
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