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On the role of L-Baire functions in abstract measure and integration
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 18 May 2009
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If X is any set and L ⊂ [ – ∞, ∞]x, the class ℬL of L-Baire functions is defined to be the smallest subclass of [ – ∞, ∞]x which contains L and is closed under the formation of monotone, pointwise, sequential limits, so that ℬL ∍ fn ↗ f or ℬL ∍ fn ↘ f ⇒ f ∊ ℬL.
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