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On a clairement ν(∅) = 0, et la σ-additivit´e de ν d´ecoule du fait que si les An sont deux-`a-deux disjoints on a 1∪n An = n 1An et du corollaire 2-17. Quant a` la seconde partie de la proposition, elle d´ecoule imm´ediatement de la formule (18) lorsque f est positive. Il reste donc a` montrer que la classe A des fonctions mesurables positives f v´erifiant (18) contient toutes les fonctions mesurables positives. D’abord, lorsque f = 1A , (18) n’est autre que (17) : ainsi, A contient les indicatrices d’ensembles mesurables.
Il suffit donc de montrer la mesurabilit´e de f1 lorsqu’on remplace µ2 par µn2 : en d’autres termes on peut supposer que la mesure µ2 est finie. Notons D la classe des A ∈ F tels que la fonction f1 associ´ee a` f = 1A soit E 1 -mesurable. Comme µ2 est suppos´ee finie, il est e´ vident de v´erifier que cette classe v´erifie (1) et (2), c’est-`a-dire est un λ-syst`eme. Par ailleurs si A = A1 × A2 est un pav´e mesurable, on a f1 = µ2 (A2 )1A1 , qui est E 1 -mesurable, de sorte que D contient la classe C des pav´es mesurables.
Donc d’apr`es la proposition 4 la fonction f est mesurable par rapport a` la tribu compl´et´ee de E, et donc f dµ = hdµ par la proposition 7 avec l’abus de notation qui consiste a` noter encore µ l’extension de µ a` la tribu compl´et´ee. Preuve. Pour (a), consid´erons N = ∪n {fn < g}, et soit fn la fonction d´efinie par fn (x) = g(x) si x ∈ N et fn (x) = fn (x) sinon. On a fn ≥ g, donc 2-(31) implique lim inf n fn dµ ≤ lim inf n fn dµ. En dehors de l’ensemble n´egligeable N on a fn = fn et lim inf n fn = lim inf n fn , de sorte que fn dµ = fn dµ et lim inf n fn dµ = lim inf n fn dµ par la proposition 7, d’o`u (14).