An extension of the mean value theorem
Abstract
Let (, μ) be a measure space with ⊂ R d and μ a finite measure on . We provide an extension of the Mean Value Theorem (MVT) in the form It is valid for non compact sets and f is only required to be integrable with respect to μ. It also contains as a special case the MVT in the form f dμ = μ()f (x 0 ) for some x 0 ∈ , valid for compact connected set and continuous f . It is a direct consequence of Richter's theorem which in turn is a non trivial (overlooked) generalization of Tchakaloff's theorem, and even published earlier.
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