Abstract
Results are given comparing countably subadditive (csa) outer measures and finitely subadditive (fsa) outer measures, especially relating to regularity and measurability conditions such as (*) condition:A setE (of an arbitrary setX),\(X \supseteq E\) is μ measurable (μ an outer measure),EeSμ (the collection of μ measurable sets) iff μ(X)=μ(E)+μ(E′). Specific examples are given contrasting csa and fsa outer measures. In particular fsa and csa outer measures derived from finitely additive measures defined on an algebra of sets generated by a lattice of sets, are investigated in some detail.
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