A Simple Proof for the Jordan Measurability of Convex Sets
A Simple Proof for the Jordan Measurability of Convex Sets
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凸集乔丹可测性的简单证明
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1997
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L. Szabó
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L. Szabó
V(B) = (b1 − a1)(b2 − a2) · · · (bn − an) in the obvious way. If K ⊆ En is a bounded set, let V−(K) = sup ∑ m V(Bm), where the supremum is taken over all packings in K by finite families {B1,B2, . . .} of blocks, and let V+(K) = inf ∑ m V(Bm), where the infimum is taken over all coverings of K by finite families {B1,B2, . . .} of blocks. Let us recall that a packing in a set is an arrangement whose members are all contained in the set and have mutually disjoint interiors, and a covering of a set is an arrangement whose union contains the set. It is clear that V−(K) ≤ V+(K). Now, we say that the bounded set K ⊆ En is Jordan measurable if V−(K) = V+(K), and in this case we call this common value the volume of K . For a more comprehensive account we refer the reader to the monograph [1]. The aim of this paper is to give a reasonably simple geometric proof (i.e. without using compactness arguments) for the following well-known