Monotone Convergence: Fatou's Lemma

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This lecture covers the concepts of monotone convergence, dominated convergence, and Fatou's lemma. It explains how convergence almost everywhere is related to negligible sets and the implications of dominated functions by Lebesgue. The lecture demonstrates the application of these theorems through examples extracted from the lecture slides.

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Analysis: Measure theory, Calculus

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