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Exercise 4.11 Suppose m is Lebesgue measure and A is a Borel measurable subset of R with m(A) > 0. Prove that if B = {x – y : x, y E A},

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Exercise 4.11 Suppose m is Lebesgue measure and A is a Borel
measurable subset of R with m(A) > 0. Prove that if
B = {x – y : x, Y E A},
{X – Y : x, y E A},
then B contains a non-empty open interval centered at the origin.
This is known as the Steinhaus theorem.

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