On the theory of vector valued Loeb measures and integration (Q1187776)

The author generalizes the construction of the Loeb measure associated to an internal measure space to the case, where the internal measure takes values in an internal Banach space. He develops a corresponding integration theory. Finally he gives two interesting applications to the standard theory of Banach space-valued measures: The first one is the following result: Let \(\nu\) be a countably additive measure with values in the Banach space \(X\) on the measurable space \((\Omega,\Sigma)\). If the interior of \(\nu(\Sigma)\) is not empty, then \(X\) is super-reflexive. In the meantime there exists also a standard proof by J. Diestel. The second application is an easy construction of the integral representation of an absolutely summing linear operator from the space \(C(K)\) of all real-valued continuous functions on the compact space \(K\) to the Banach space \(X\). Taking knowledge of nonstandard analysis for granted this proof is not only easy but also very intuitive.