Continuity of the preimage of a set under a measure preserving continuous function #
In this file we prove that the preimage of a null measurable set s : Set Y
under a measure preserving continuous function f : C(X, Y) is continuous in f
in the sense that μ ((f a ⁻¹' s) ∆ (g ⁻¹' s)) tends to zero as f a tends to g.
As a corollary, we show that
for a continuous family of continuous maps f z : C(X, Y),
a null measurable set s, and a null measurable set t of finite measure,
the set of parameters z such that f z ⁻¹' t is a.e. equal to s is a closed set.
Let X and Y be R₁ topological spaces
with Borel σ-algebras and measures μ and ν, respectively.
Suppose that μ is inner regular for finite measure sets with respect to compact sets
and ν is a locally finite measure.
Let f : α → C(X, Y) be a family of continuous maps
that converges to a continuous map g : C(X, Y) in the compact-open topology along a filter l.
Suppose that g is a measure preserving map
and f a is a measure preserving map eventually along l.
Then for any finite measure measurable set s,
the preimages f a ⁻¹' s tend to the preimage g ⁻¹' s in measure.
More precisely, the measure of the symmetric difference of these two sets tends to zero.
Let f : Z → C(X, Y) be a continuous (in the compact open topology) family
of continuous measure preserving maps.
Let t : Set Y be a null measurable set of finite measure.
Then for any s, the set of parameters z
such that the preimage of t under f_z is a.e. equal to s
is a closed set.
In particular, if X = Y and s = t,
then we see that the a.e. stabilizer of a set is a closed set.