Vitali covering lemma

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The Vitali covering lemma is a fundamental result in measure theory that provides conditions under which a collection of sets can be reduced to a disjoint subcollection that still covers almost all of the original set, and it underpins many key theorems in real analysis and differentiation.

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instanceOf mathematical theorem
result in measure theory
appearsIn advanced real analysis textbooks
harmonic analysis textbooks
measure theory textbooks
appliesTo collections of balls in Euclidean space
collections of intervals in the real line
metric spaces with a Vitali covering property
asserts from a suitable covering one can extract a disjoint subcollection covering almost all of the set
the uncovered part of the set has measure zero under suitable hypotheses
assumes a Vitali covering of a measurable set
boundedness or local finiteness conditions on the covering
concerns Lebesgue measure NERFINISHED
covering of sets by families of sets
outer measure
selection of disjoint subcollections
field measure theory
real analysis
generalizes elementary interval selection arguments in real analysis
hasVersion metric space version
n-dimensional version for balls in R^n
one-dimensional version for intervals in R
outer measure version
historicalPeriod early 20th century mathematics
implies existence of a countable disjoint subcollection
the union of the disjoint subcollection covers the set up to a null set
isToolIn differentiation theory of integrals
geometric measure theory
real-variable harmonic analysis
singular integral theory
namedAfter Giuseppe Vitali NERFINISHED
relatedTo Besicovitch covering theorem NERFINISHED
Hardy–Littlewood maximal operator NERFINISHED
Lebesgue differentiation theorem NERFINISHED
Vitali covering theorem NERFINISHED
Vitali set
requires basic properties of Lebesgue measure
countable subadditivity of outer measure
usedFor proof of Hardy–Littlewood maximal inequality
proof of Lebesgue differentiation theorem
proof of Lebesgue differentiation theorem for integrable functions
proof of Lebesgue differentiation theorem for signed and vector measures
proof of weak-type (1,1) estimates for maximal functions
proofs in differentiation of measures
proofs in geometric measure theory
proofs of Calderón–Zygmund decomposition variants
proofs of density theorems

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Hardy–Littlewood maximal function relatedTo Vitali covering lemma