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9780521615259

Measures, Integrals and Martingales

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    9780521615259

  • ISBN10:

    0521615259

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-01-16
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press
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Summary

This is a concise and elementary introduction to measure and integration theory as it is nowadays needed in many parts of analysis and probability theory. The basic theory - measures, integrals, convergence theorems, Lp-spaces and multiple integrals - is explored in the first part of the book. The second part then uses the notion of martingales to develop the theory further, covering topics such as Jacobi's generalized transformation Theorem, the Radon-Nikodym theorem, differentiation of measures, Hardy-Littlewood maximal functions or general Fourier series. Undergraduate calculus and an introductory course on rigorous analysis are the only essential prerequisites, making this text suitable for both lecture courses and for self-study. Numerous illustrations and exercises are included and these are not merely drill problems but are there to consolidate what has already been learnt and to discover variants, sideways and extensions to the main material. Hints and solutions can be found on the authors website, which can be reached from www.cambridge.org/9780521615259.

Table of Contents

Prelude viii
Dependence chart xi
Prologue
1(4)
Problems
4(1)
The pleasures of counting
5(10)
Problems
13(2)
σ-algebras
15(7)
Problems
20(2)
Measures
22(9)
Problems
28(3)
Uniqueness of measures
31(6)
Problems
35(2)
Existence of measures
37(12)
Problems
46(3)
Measurable mappings
49(8)
Problems
54(3)
Measurable functions
57(10)
Problems
65(2)
Integration of positive functions
67(9)
Problems
73(3)
Integrals of measurable functions and null sets
76(12)
Null sets and the `a.e.'
80(4)
Problems
84(4)
Convergence theorems and their applications
88(17)
Parameter-dependent integrals
91(1)
Riemann vs. Lebesgue integration
92(6)
Examples
98(2)
Problems
100(5)
The function spaces Lp, 1 p ∞
105(15)
Problems
116(4)
Product measures and Fubini's theorem
120(14)
More on measurable functions
127(1)
Distribution functions
128(2)
Minkowski's inequality for integrals
130(1)
Problems
130(4)
Integrals with respect to image measures
134(8)
Convolutions
137(3)
Problems
140(2)
Integrals of images and Jacobi's transformation rule
142(21)
Jacobi's transformation formula
147(5)
Spherical coordinates and the volume of the unit ball
152(4)
Continuous functions are dense in Lp(λn)
156(2)
Regular measures
158(1)
Problems
159(4)
Uniform integrability and Vitali's convergence theorem
163(13)
Different forms of uniform integrability
168(5)
Problems
173(3)
Martingales
176(14)
Problems
188(2)
Martingale convergence theorems
190(12)
Problems
200(2)
The Radon--Nikodym theorem and other applications of martingales
202(24)
The Radon--Nikodym theorem
202(9)
Martingale inequalities
211(2)
The Hardy--Littlewood maximal theorem
213(5)
Lebesgue's differentiation theorem
218(3)
The Calderon--Zygmund lemma
221(1)
Problems
222(4)
Inner product spaces
226(8)
Problems
232(2)
Hilbert space
234(14)
Problems
246(2)
Conditional expectations in L2
248(10)
On the structure of subspaces of L2
253(4)
Problems
257(1)
Conditional expectations in Lp
258(18)
Classical conditional expectations
263(6)
Separability criteria for the spaces Lp(X, A, μ)
269(5)
Problems
274(2)
Orthonormal systems and their convergence behaviour
276(37)
Orthogonal polynomials
276(7)
The trigonometric system and Fourier series
283(6)
The Haar system
289(6)
The Haar wavelet
295(4)
The Rademacher functions
299(3)
Well-behaved orthonormal systems
302(10)
Problems
312(1)
Appendix A: lim inf and lim sup
313(5)
Appendix B: Some facts from point-set topology
318(10)
Topological spaces
319(3)
Metric spaces
322(3)
Normed spaces
325(3)
Appendix C: The volume of a parallelepiped
328(2)
Appendix D: Non-measurable sets
330(7)
Appendix E: A summary of the Riemann integral
337(23)
The (proper) Riemann integral
337(9)
The fundamental theorem of integral calculus
346(5)
Integrals and limits
351(2)
Improper Riemann integrals
353(7)
Further reading 360(4)
References 364(3)
Notation index 367(4)
Name and subject index 371

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