Lineability issues involving vector-valued measurable and integrable functions
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This paper investigates lineability properties in the context of measurable and integrable functions. More precisely, among other results, the authors construct, over certain Banach spaces:NEWLINENEWLINE(1) infinite-dimensional vector spaces of scalarly measurable functions that are not strongly measurable,NEWLINENEWLINE(2) infinite-dimensional vector spaces of \(w^{\ast}\)-scalarly measurable functions that are not scalarly measurable.
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