A Characterization of Bimeasurable Functions in Terms of Universally Measurable Sets
R. B. Darst
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R. B. Darst
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The purpose of this note is to show, assuming the continuum hypothesis, that a Borel function, $f$, mapping a Borel subset, ${D_f}$, of a separable complete metric space, ${M_1}$, into a separable complete metric space, ${M_2}$, maps Borel subsets of ${D_f}$ onto Borel subsets of ${M_2}$ if, and only if, $f$ maps universally measurable subsets of ${D_f}$ onto universally measurable subsets of ${M_2}$.
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The purpose of this note is to show, assuming the continuum hypothesis, that a Borel function, $f$, mapping a Borel subset, ${D_f}$, of a separable complete metric space, ${M_1}$, into a separable complete metric space, ${M_2}$, maps Borel subsets of ${D_f}$ onto Borel subsets of ${M_2}$ if, and only if, $f$ maps universally measurable subsets of ${D_f}$ onto universally measurable subsets of ${M_2}$.
Key concepts: Borel equivalence relation, Separable space, Mathematics, Borel measure, Borel set, Measurable function, Borel hierarchy, Polish space