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Proof of . By Step I of the proof, we have the inequality , so it suffices to show the converse. Let be open. Then, . Taking the infimum over all , we have . □
Proof of . Since , by Step V there is a compact and an open such that and . By Step VI, since , we have . Inductively, we can construct from a compact set and an open set such that , and a new . By construction, each is disjoint. We now claim that has measure zero. But we have
whose measure is for each , so . □