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Image Measures and the So-Called Image Measure Catastrophe

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The paper develops the formation of image measures on the basis of the recent monograph of the author 1997. The main theorem says that the structure of so-called inner extensions carries over from the initial measure to the image measure. One discloses the image measure catastrophe in the sense of Laurent Schwartz 1973 to be a lack of inner regularity on the part of the initial measure.

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König, H. Image Measures and the So-Called Image Measure Catastrophe. Positivity 1, 255–270 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1009708010838

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