The Stieltjes Integral
[14/93%]Let . Prove that
Let
Prove that
Let . Compute the integral .
Prove that for
where (for the value of see problem 3.36).
Let . Prove that
Let , and suppose that for every . Prove that for every nonnegative function the equality
holds, where is the decreasing distribution function of (see the definition before problem 2.8).
Let be a convex bounded set, the distance from a point to . Find the integral .
Let be nonnegative functions, finite almost everywhere on , having decreasing distribution functions and respectively. Suppose that at the point the difference changes sign from "" to "", i.e., for and for . Finally, let . Prove that the function
is increasing on the set . In particular, if , then for all .
Using the result of the previous problem, prove that for , while for the opposite inequality holds.
Let be the Cantor function (see problem III.3.14). Compute the integrals
;
;
;
;
.
Let be the Cantor set, the Cantor function. For which are the following integrals finite:
;
, where ;
? (For a generalization of the statement in c) see problem 5.25.)
Let be the Cantor set, the Cantor function. Define the function by the equality
Prove that
as ;
the function is holomorphic outside the set (compare with Problem 3.46).
Let be convex compact centrally symmetric sets. What fraction of the volume of the set is the volume of the convex hull of the set ?
Let , and let be the nonincreasing rearrangement of the function . Prove that if the integral
Keeping the notation of the previous problem, set for
Prove that .