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kazinator
6 months ago
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The Invention of Zero
The word "null" in "null set" refers its
Lebesgue measure
being zero.
badkitty99
6 months ago
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Null sets in and of themselves have nothing to do with Lebesgue integrals. Null sets are definitely are not defined by Lebesgue integrals, you might be thinking of a set of measure zero which has to do with Lebesgue measure
kazinator
6 months ago
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has to do with Lebesgue measure
As in, the only thing Lebesgue that my comment mentions.
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