scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1016364
The Lebesgue integral is presented (mainly via Daniell functionals) in a complete, rapid and concise way, giving detailed proofs for the strongest results. The first and second part are dedicated, respectively, to ``Versions of the Lebesgue integral (Daniell-functionals, convergence theorems, \(L^p\)-spaces, measurability, essential upper integral and \(L^\infty\)-space, and questions of uniqueness) and ``Product measures (products of two upper integrals, product of several regular upper integrals and counterexamples). Part III studies ``Localizability (measure algebras, localizability and strict localizability, Radon-Nikodým theorems and complex measures). No previous knowledge of the Lebesgue integral or measure theory is assumed.
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