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1.4 Caratheodory Extnesion on Locales

Definition 30 Measure on Locales
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A measure on a local \(X\) is a map \(\mu : O(X) \to [0,\infty )\) such that:

  1. \(\mu (\emptyset ) = 0\)

  2. \(U \subset V \implies \mu (U) \le \mu (V)\)

  3. \(\mu (U \cup V) = \mu (U) + \mu (V) - \mu (V \cap V)\)

  4. For any increasingly filtered family \(V_i\) of open sublocals of \(X\), we have:

    \[ \mu (\bigcup V_i) = \sup _i \mu (V_i) \]

    this means: For all \(i\) and \(j\) there exists a \(k\) such that \(V_i \cup V_j \subset V_k\) bzw. \(V_i \subset V_k\) and \(V_j \subset V_k\).

(Leroy III.1.)

Definition 31 Caratheodory
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For any measure \(\mu \) on a local \(X\), the caratheodory extension is:

\[ \mu (A) = \inf \{ \mu (U) | A \subset U \in O(X)\} ,~ A\in X \]
Lemma 32 Proptery 0 (Commutes with sup)

(Leroy lemme 3.1) The caratheodory extension of a measure on a local commutes with unions of increasing families.

Proof
Lemma 33 Caratheodory Extensions are monotonic
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The caratheodory extension is monotonic i.e.

\[ A \le B \implies \mu (A) \le \mu (B) \]
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This is a direct consequence of the definition of the caratheodory extension.

Lemma 34 Subadditivity

The Caratheodory extension is subaddtive:

\[ \mu (A \cup B) \le \mu (A) + \mu (B) \]
Proof
Definition 35 Regular Local
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A local is regular, if for all open sublocals \(U\) of \(E\), the open sublocals \(V\) such that \(V\bar\subset U\) recover \(U\).

Definition 36 Neighborhood
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A neighborhood of a sublocal \(A\) of \(X\) is an open sublocal \(V\) of \(X\) such that \(A \le V\).

Lemma 37 Regularity of Sublocals

(Leroy lemme 3.2) In a regular local, any sublocal is regular, meaning that it is the intersection of all open neighborhoods.

Proof
Lemma 38 Measure add compl eq top

(Leroy Lemme 3.3) For any open sublocal \(U\) of a local \(X\), the caratheodory extension of a measure on \(X\) satisfies

\[ \mu (U) + \mu (X \setminus U) = \mu (X) \]
Proof

Siehe Leroy

Lemma 39 Restriction

The Restriction of a Measure to any open Sublocal is a Measure.

Proof
Lemma 40 Property 2

(Leroy Lemm 3.4) For any open sublocal \(U\) and any sublocal \(A\) of a local \(E\), the caratheodory extension of a measure on \(X\) satisfies

\[ \mu (A) = \mu (A \cap U) + \mu (A \cap (E\setminus U)) \]
Proof

Siehe Leroy

Lemma 41 Property 3
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(Leroy Lemm 3.5) For a increasing family \(V_{\alpha }\) of open sublocals of \(E\) and any sublocal \(A\), we have:

\[ \mu (A \cap (\bigcup V_{\alpha })) = \sup _\alpha \mu (A\cap V_\alpha ) \]
Proof
Lemma 42 Restriction to a Sublocale
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Let \(A\) be a sublocale of \(E\) with the embedding \(i : A \rightarrow E\). The restriction of a measure \(\mu \) on \(E\) to \(A\) is a measure on \(A\):

\[ V \mapsto \mu (i(V)) : Open(A) \to \mathbb {R} \]
Proof
Proposition 43 strictly additve

(Leroy theorem 3.3.1) For any measure on a local \(X\), the caratheodory extension is strictly additive, i.e. \(\mu (A \cup B) = \mu (A) + \mu (B) - \mu (A \cap B)\).

Proof
Proposition 44 reductive

(Proposition 3.3.1) For any measure on a local \(X\), the caratheodory extension is reductive, i.e. for all \(A \le X\) the set \(\{ A' \subset A, \mu (A') = \mu (A)\} \) has a minimal element.

Proof
Lemma 45 Commutes with inf opens
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(Leroy Lemme 3.6) For any measure on a local \(X\) and a decreasing family \((V_i)_{i\in I}\) of open sublocals, the caratheodory extension fulfills: \(\mu (\inf _{i\in I} V_i) = \inf _{i\in I} \mu (V_i)\).

Proof
Proposition 46 Commutes with inf

(Leroy lemme 3.7 et principal) For any measure on a local \(X\), the caratheodory extension is regular \(\mu (\inf _{i\in I} A_i) = \inf {i\in I} \mu (A_i)\). For decreasing families \((A_i)_{i\in I}\)

Proof
Theorem 47 Main Theorem (very important)

For any measure on a local \(X\), the caratheodory extension is

  1. strictly additiv, i.e. \(\mu (A \cup B) = \mu (A) + \mu (B) - \mu (A \cap B)\) for all \(A,B\in X\),

  2. commutes with inf \(\mu (\inf _{i\in \mathbb {N}} A_i) = \inf _{i\in \mathbb {N}} \mu (A_i)\) for a familiy \((A_i)_{i\in \mathbb {N}}\) of elements \(A_i\in X\),

  3. reductive, i.e. for all \(A \le X\) the set \(\{ A' \subset A, \mu (A') = \mu (A)\} \) has a minimal element.

Proof