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[Merged by Bors] - feat(measure_theory/covering) weaken sigma_compact_space to second_countable_topology #17960
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Wow, really nice; thanks for doing this.
I wonder if there is a topological condition (implying both sigma compact and second countable) that would unify the two results about existence of a finite spanning
sequence of open sets for a locally finite measure?
bors merge
Yes: the fact that any open cover admits a countable subcover. I considered introducing a typeclass for this, but adding several dozens of line to save a small code duplication seemed suboptimal. |
Right of course!
Agreed. |
…untable_topology (#17960) Currently, theorems on differentiation of measures require the assumption that the space is sigma compact. However, they all hold under the weaker assumption that the space is second-countable, as shown by this PR.
I didn't know this had a name! |
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Currently, theorems on differentiation of measures require the assumption that the space is sigma compact. However, they all hold under the weaker assumption that the space is second-countable, as shown by this PR.