Proving Lebesgue Integrability for Uniform Limit Step Functions on [0,1]

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The discussion centers on proving that a function f, defined as the uniform limit of step functions on the interval [0,1], is Lebesgue integrable. The initial inquiry addresses a potential typo in the problem statement regarding the interval, suggesting that it should refer to [a,b] instead of [0,1]. The conclusion affirms that the uniform limit of step functions retains Lebesgue integrability, confirming the validity of the original statement.

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If f:[a,b] -> C is the uniform limit of step functions (f_n) on [0,1], show that f is Lebesgue integrable


My first question is why on [0,1] and not on [a,b]?
 
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Good question. Must be a typo.
 

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