These notes are devoted to the analysis on a capacity space, with capacities as substitutes of measures of the Orlicz function spaces. The goal is to study some aspects of the classical theory of Orlicz spaces for these spaces including the classical theory of interpolation.
We show that the cardinality of a compact convex set W in a topological linear space X satisfies the condition that . We also establish some relations between the cardinality of W and that of extrW provided X is locally convex. Moreover, we deal with the cardinality of the convex set E(μ) of all quasi-measure extensions of a quasi-measure μ, defined on an algebra of sets, to a larger algebra of sets, and relate it to the cardinality of extrE(μ).
Those who follow Harold Jeffreys in using improper priors together with likelihoods to determine posteriors have thought of the improper measures as probability measures of a deviant sort. This is a mistake. Probability measures are finite measures. Improper distributions generate σ-finite measures. (...)
A new construction method for aggregation operators based on a composition of aggregation operators is proposed. Several general properties of this construction method are recalled. Further, several special cases are discussed. It is also shown, that this construction generalizes a recently introduced twofold integral, which is exactly a composition of the Choquet and Sugeno integral by means of a min operator.
In our previous article [22], we showed complete additivity as a condition for extension of a measure. However, this condition premised the existence of a σ-field and the measure on it. In general, the existence of the measure on σ-field is not obvious. On the other hand, the proof of existence of a measure on a semialgebra is easier than in the case of a σ-field. Therefore, in this article we define a measure (pre-measure) on a semialgebra and extend it to a measure on a σ-field. Furthermore, we...