Pre-image sigma-algebra/Definition
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Definition
Let (X,A′) be a σ-algebra and let f:X→X′ be a map. The pre-image σ-algebra on X[1] is the σ-algebra, A (on X) given by:
- A:={f−1(A′) | A′∈A′}
We can write this (for brevity) alternatively as:
- A:=f−1(A′) (using abuses of the implies-subset relation)