How Can Set-Valued Maps Be Integrated in Measurable Spaces?

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The discussion focuses on the integration of set-valued maps within measurable spaces, specifically addressing the properties of nonatomic measures. It establishes that if a measure μ is nonatomic, then the integral of a set-valued map F, defined as F: X → P(Y) \ {φ}, can be expressed in terms of the closure of the integral of F. The participants seek clarification on the converse property of nonatomic measures and request examples to illustrate these concepts.

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If \ \mu \ is\ nonatomic, \text{ }then \begin{equation*} \overline{\int_{X}Fd\mu }=\overline{co}\int_{X}F\text{ }d\mu =\int_{X}\overline{co}\text{ }F\text{ }d\mu , \end{equation*}Where, F :X\longrightarrow P(Y)\backslash \{\phi \}\ is \text{ } called\text{ }a\text{ } set-valued\text{ } map(or\text{ } multifunction.) \text{ }And \text{ }a \text{ }measure\text{ } \mu \text{ }is \text{ }nonatomic \text{ }if \text{ }for \text{ }any \text{ }measurable \text{ }set \text{ }A \text{ }\text{ } with\text{ } \mu(A)>0 \text{ }\\there \text{ }exists \text{ }a \text{ }measurable \text{ }subset \text{ }A_{1} \text{ }of\text{ } A\text{ }such\text{ } that\text{ } \mu(A)>\mu (A_{1})>0.\\ Is \text{ }the \text{ }conversely \text{ }is \text{ }true \text{ }of \text{ }the \text{ }previous \text{ }property. \text{ }Please \text{ }help, \text{ }give\text{ }me \text{ }example.\\Thank \text{ }u.
 
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sorry, F : X→P(Y)\{φ} be a measurable, integrably bounded set-valued maps with closed images.
 

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