- categories: Measure Theory, Definition
A set in a measurable space is called measurable if it belongs to the -algebra . The -algebra contains sets for which a measure can be consistently defined.
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A set E in a measurable space (X,A) is called measurable if it belongs to the σ-algebra A. The σ-algebra A contains sets for which a measure can be consistently defined.