Notes on Riesz's theorem on fuzzy measure space
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A fuzzy measure is considered as a non-negative function, zero in the empty set, monotone and continuous. A necessary and sufficient condition is given for every sequence of non-negative finite measurable functions converging in measure to contain a subsequence converging a.e.
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