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Proof about Borel measurable function
Cartesian Product of Borel Sets is Borel AgainShow that continuous functions on $mathbb R$ are Borel-measurableLebesgue and Borel MeasurableBorel-set, open, measurable function.Measurability of product of Borel measurable functions with different domains?Deriving a mappingWhy do we use the Borel sigma algebra for the codomain of a measurable function?Rudin's definition on measurable functionComposition of Borel-measurable and continuous functionsComposition Borel Measurable Function with Measurable FunctionBorel measurable function $f : X rightarrow mathbbC$.Projection of a measurable cylinder of the product $sigma$-algebra
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Let assume that the $X = [x_1,1,x_1,2]times[x_2,1,x_3,2]times[x_3,1,x_3,2]times[x_4,1,x_4,2]$, $Y=[y_1,1,y_1,2]$ where $x_n,m $ and $ y_n,m$ are real numbers for all $n,m$.
Show that $f: X to Y $ is Borel measurable function if $f$ is continuous.
I think the domain of the function $f$ is a Borel set because the $X$ is a cartesian product of Borel sets, Cartesian Product of Borel Sets is Borel Again.
And I know that continuous functions are measurable w.r.t. Borel sigma-algebra. But I want to clear proof for the problem.
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Let assume that the $X = [x_1,1,x_1,2]times[x_2,1,x_3,2]times[x_3,1,x_3,2]times[x_4,1,x_4,2]$, $Y=[y_1,1,y_1,2]$ where $x_n,m $ and $ y_n,m$ are real numbers for all $n,m$.
Show that $f: X to Y $ is Borel measurable function if $f$ is continuous.
I think the domain of the function $f$ is a Borel set because the $X$ is a cartesian product of Borel sets, Cartesian Product of Borel Sets is Borel Again.
And I know that continuous functions are measurable w.r.t. Borel sigma-algebra. But I want to clear proof for the problem.
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Let assume that the $X = [x_1,1,x_1,2]times[x_2,1,x_3,2]times[x_3,1,x_3,2]times[x_4,1,x_4,2]$, $Y=[y_1,1,y_1,2]$ where $x_n,m $ and $ y_n,m$ are real numbers for all $n,m$.
Show that $f: X to Y $ is Borel measurable function if $f$ is continuous.
I think the domain of the function $f$ is a Borel set because the $X$ is a cartesian product of Borel sets, Cartesian Product of Borel Sets is Borel Again.
And I know that continuous functions are measurable w.r.t. Borel sigma-algebra. But I want to clear proof for the problem.
real-analysis borel-measures
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Let assume that the $X = [x_1,1,x_1,2]times[x_2,1,x_3,2]times[x_3,1,x_3,2]times[x_4,1,x_4,2]$, $Y=[y_1,1,y_1,2]$ where $x_n,m $ and $ y_n,m$ are real numbers for all $n,m$.
Show that $f: X to Y $ is Borel measurable function if $f$ is continuous.
I think the domain of the function $f$ is a Borel set because the $X$ is a cartesian product of Borel sets, Cartesian Product of Borel Sets is Borel Again.
And I know that continuous functions are measurable w.r.t. Borel sigma-algebra. But I want to clear proof for the problem.
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