Measure Theory 20 | Outer measures - Part 1

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(This explanation fits to lectures for students in their first and second year of study: Mathematics for physicists, Mathematics for the natural science, Mathematics for engineers and so on)

[YorkiePP]

Thanks again for your high quality and easy to follow videos on such a difficult topic!

[krishnaacharya]

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[yopenzo]

Thank you very much man, very good work!
A little note: from the minute 6:30, the symbol of belonging ∈ must be replaced with the inclusion symbol ⊂ since A and Q are sets.

[taylor]

hi thank you for your fantastic videos. it is unclear to me how to relate your definition of an outer measure to the standard definition: outer measure of any set A subset R is the infimum of lengths of all possible covers of A.

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[manishasahu]

Sir please.... tell me how to explain to man who does not know about outer measure, giving the example of real life.
I mean how does outer measure relate to real life?