π-system and monotone class
Assume P is a π-system (that is, P is closed under finite intersections) and M is monotone class (that is M is a non-empty collection of subsets of Ω closed under monotone limits).
Show that P⊂M does not imply σ(P)⊂M.
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Re: π-system and monotone class
The complement is not necessary in the monotone class?
Re: π-system and monotone class
HI
please more explain about question. thanks
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Re: π-system and monotone class
But I see a lots of reply in other forum
http://math.stackexchange.com/questi...monotone-class
I do not know much about the question, but my first thought is just construct a simple counter example.
I mean that the sigma algebra is also closed under set complement, but not necessary closed in the monotone class and the pi system.
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