An outer measure on is a map with , monotone, and countably subadditive. A set is -measurable (Carathéodory) if it splits every set additively:
( always holds by subadditivity; the content is ).
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An outer measure on is a map with , monotone, and countably subadditive. A set is -measurable (Carathéodory) if it splits every set additively:
( always holds by subadditivity; the content is ).