$f$ measurable iff $f^2$ measurable and ${f > 0}$ measurable












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I know for sure that if $f^2$ is measurable, that doesn't imply that $f$ is measurable, but how does the condition:



$$ {f > 0} text{ measurable }$$



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    I know for sure that if $f^2$ is measurable, that doesn't imply that $f$ is measurable, but how does the condition:



    $$ {f > 0} text{ measurable }$$



    play into making $f$ automatically measurable?










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      I know for sure that if $f^2$ is measurable, that doesn't imply that $f$ is measurable, but how does the condition:



      $$ {f > 0} text{ measurable }$$



      play into making $f$ automatically measurable?










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      I know for sure that if $f^2$ is measurable, that doesn't imply that $f$ is measurable, but how does the condition:



      $$ {f > 0} text{ measurable }$$



      play into making $f$ automatically measurable?







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          Hint: For $a>0$, we have ${f>a} ={f^2 >a^2} cap{f>0}$.






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          Another Hint: It holds
          $$f =sqrt{f^2}1_{{f>0}}-sqrt{f^2}1_{{f>0}^c}.
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            Hint: For $a>0$, we have ${f>a} ={f^2 >a^2} cap{f>0}$.






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            Hint: For $a>0$, we have ${f>a} ={f^2 >a^2} cap{f>0}$.






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            $$f =sqrt{f^2}1_{{f>0}}-sqrt{f^2}1_{{f>0}^c}.
            $$






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              $$f =sqrt{f^2}1_{{f>0}}-sqrt{f^2}1_{{f>0}^c}.
              $$






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