Integrable - Integrable

Japanese: 可積分 - かせきぶん
Integrable - Integrable

...When f is unbounded, we define f n ( x ) = min { f ( x ), n }. When the value of this integral is finite, f is said to be integrable on E. For a general real-valued function f , if f + = max { f , 0} and f - = max {- f , 0}, then f + and f - are also measurable, and f = f + - f - ( f + ≧ 0, f - ≧ 0), so we define it as when at least one of f + and f - is integrable. ...

*Some of the terminology explanations that mention "integrable" are listed below.

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Japanese:

fが有界でないときはfn(x)=min{f(x),n}として,と定義する。この積分の値が有限のときfE上で可積分であるという。一般の実数値関数fに対しては,f=max{f,0},f=max{-f,0}とするとffも可測で, fff  (f≧0,f≧0) となるから,ffの少なくとも一方が可積分のとき,と定義する。…

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