MHB How Is the Variation of a Complex Charge Determined with Disjunctive Charges?

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Let (X,R) be a measure space. $$v=u_{1}+iu_{2}$$ be a complex charge. Find the variation of v when $$u_{1}, u_{2}$$ are positive disjunctive charges.

Does disjunctive charges mean that there is a partition A, B of X such that $$u_{1}(A)= u_{2}(B)=0$$?
 
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If this is the case, then the variation of v is defined as:Var(v) = |u_{1}| + |u_{2}| = max{u_{1}, u_{2}}.
 
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