Variation of f on E and Lebesgue outer measure of fE

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Authors Solomon Leader

Publication date 25 June 1992

Published in Real Analysis Exchange (Search for Journal in Brave)

zbMATH Keywords

absolute continuitybounded variationdifferentialKurzweil-Henstock integralLebesgue outer measureLebesgue-null setLusin's condition (\(N\))

Mathematics Subject Classification ID

Denjoy and Perron integrals, other special integrals (26A39) Functions of bounded variation, generalizations (26A45) Absolutely continuous real functions in one variable (26A46) Contents, measures, outer measures, capacities (28A12)

Review text

The author uses his definition of a differential based upon a Kurzweil- Henstock integral to prove that if \(f\) is a real-valued function on \(K=[a,b]\) and \(E\subset K\) is \(df\)-null (i.e., the upper integral \(\overline\int_ K1_ E| df|=0\)), then \(f(E)\) is Lebesgue-null. If \(f\) is continuous and of bounded variation, the converse is true. Consequently, for such a function, Lusin's condition (\(N\)) that \(f\) maps Lebesgue null-sets into Lebesgue-Null sets is nothing but the absolute continuity condition that every Lebesgue-null set is \(df\)-null.

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