theorem
for
n being non
zero Nat for
D being
b1 -element FinSequence for
I being
Subset of
(CarProduct ((Seg n) --> RNS_Real)) for
J being
closed_interval Subset of
REAL for
f being
PartFunc of
[:(CarProduct ((Seg n) --> RNS_Real)),RNS_Real:],
RNS_Real for
g being
PartFunc of
[:(CarProduct ((Seg n) --> REAL)),REAL:],
REAL st ( for
i being
Nat st
i in Seg n holds
D . i is
closed_interval Subset of
REAL ) &
I = CarProduct D &
[:I,J:] = dom f &
f is_continuous_on [:I,J:] &
f = g holds
(
g is_integrable_on Prod_Measure (
(Prod_Measure (L-Meas n)),
L-Meas) & ( for
x being
Element of
CarProduct ((Seg n) --> REAL) holds
(Integral2 (L-Meas,|.(R_EAL g).|)) . x < +infty ) & ( for
y being
Element of
REAL holds
(Integral1 ((Prod_Measure (L-Meas n)),|.(R_EAL g).|)) . y < +infty ) & ( for
U being
Element of
Prod_Field (L-Field n) holds
Integral2 (
L-Meas,
(R_EAL g)) is
U -measurable ) & ( for
V being
Element of
L-Field holds
Integral1 (
(Prod_Measure (L-Meas n)),
(R_EAL g)) is
V -measurable ) &
Integral2 (
L-Meas,
(R_EAL g))
is_integrable_on Prod_Measure (L-Meas n) &
Integral1 (
(Prod_Measure (L-Meas n)),
(R_EAL g))
is_integrable_on L-Meas &
Integral (
(Prod_Measure ((Prod_Measure (L-Meas n)),L-Meas)),
g)
= Integral (
(Prod_Measure (L-Meas n)),
(Integral2 (L-Meas,(R_EAL g)))) &
Integral (
(Prod_Measure ((Prod_Measure (L-Meas n)),L-Meas)),
g)
= Integral (
L-Meas,
(Integral1 ((Prod_Measure (L-Meas n)),(R_EAL g)))) )
by Lm3, Lm4;