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LEMMA . Let ( R , ER , Q ) be the product of finite measure spaces ( S , E , u ) and ( T , ET , 2 ) . Let E be a g - null set in R. Then for 2 - almost all t , the set E ( t ) = { s | ( s , t ) e E } is a d - null set . PROOF .
LEMMA . Let ( R , ER , Q ) be the product of finite measure spaces ( S , E , u ) and ( T , ET , 2 ) . Let E be a g - null set in R. Then for 2 - almost all t , the set E ( t ) = { s | ( s , t ) e E } is a d - null set . PROOF .
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A set K Q X is convex ifx,ye K, and 0 ^ a ^ 1, imply ax-\-(l — a)y e K. The following lemma is an obvious consequence of Definition 1. 2 Lemma. The intersection of an arbitrary family of convex subsets of the linear space X is convex.
A set K Q X is convex ifx,ye K, and 0 ^ a ^ 1, imply ax-\-(l — a)y e K. The following lemma is an obvious consequence of Definition 1. 2 Lemma. The intersection of an arbitrary family of convex subsets of the linear space X is convex.
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11 LEMMA . Let ( S , E , u ) be a positive measure space and let { T ( 1 , ... , tk ) , ty , ... tk > 0 } be a strongly measurable semi - group of operators in L ( S , E , u ) with T ( 4 , ... , tk ) lı , T ( 4 , ... , tx ) lo sl .
11 LEMMA . Let ( S , E , u ) be a positive measure space and let { T ( 1 , ... , tk ) , ty , ... tk > 0 } be a strongly measurable semi - group of operators in L ( S , E , u ) with T ( 4 , ... , tk ) lı , T ( 4 , ... , tx ) lo sl .
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