On maximal measures with respect to a lattice.
Suppose that is an absolutely continuous probability measure on n, for large . Then has low-dimensional marginals that are approximately spherically-symmetric. More precisely, if , then there exist -dimensional marginals of that are -far from being sphericallysymmetric, in an appropriate sense. Here is a universal constant.
Given a set X, a countable group H acting on it and a σ-finite H-invariant measure m on X, we study conditions which imply that each selector of H-orbits is nonmeasurable with respect to any H-invariant extension of m.
New concepts of Lebesgue measure on are proposed and some of their realizations in the ZFC theory are given. Also, it is shown that Baker’s both measures [1], [2], Mankiewicz and Preiss-Tišer generators [6] and the measure of [4] are not α-standard Lebesgue measures on for α = (1,1,...).
Assuming the continuum hypothesis, we construct a universally weakly measurable function from [0,1] into a dual of some weakly compactly generated Banach space, which is not Pettis integrable. This (partially) solves a problem posed by Riddle, Saab and Uhl [13]. We prove two results related to Pettis integration in dual Banach spaces. We also contribute to the problem whether it is consistent that every bounded function which is weakly measurable with respect to some Radon measure is Pettis integrable....
Let with card Γ ≥ c (c denotes the continuum). We construct two Radon measures μ,ν on X such that there exist open subsets of X × X which are not measurable for the simple outer product measure. Moreover, these measures are strikingly similar to the Lebesgue product measure: for every finite F ⊆ Γ, the projections of μ and ν onto are equivalent to the F-dimensional Lebesgue measure. We generalize this construction to any compact group of weight ≥ c, by replacing the Lebesgue product measure...