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The right triangle {(x,y)[0,1]2:x+y1}\{(x,y)\in[0,1]^2:x+y\leq1\} has Jordan content 1/21/2

Example

The triangle T={(x,y)[0,1]2:x+y1}T=\{(x,y)\in[0,1]^2:x+y\le1\} is Jordan measurable and has content 1/21/2.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Uniform NN-by-NN grids with N1N\ge1.

Verification

technique · induction
1.1

Index the grid cells by 0i,j<N0\le i,j<N. A cell is contained in TT when i+jN2i+j\le N-2, while it meets TT when i+jNi+j\le N. Thus the lower staircase has N(N1)/2N(N-1)/2 cells and the upper staircase has (N2+3N2)/2(N^2+3N-2)/2 cells.

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1.2

Induction gives k<Nι(k)=ι(N)ι(N1)/2\sum_{k<N}\iota(k)=\iota(N)\iota(N-1)/2. Hence the lower area is (N1)/(2N)(N-1)/(2N), the upper area is 1/2+3/(2N)1/N21/2+3/(2N)-1/N^2, and their gap is 2/N1/N2<2/N2/N-1/N^2<2/N. Both areas tend to 1/21/2.

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2.1

Steps 1.1 and 1.2 give inscribed and covering grid approximations converging to 1/21/2, so the inner and outer contents agree at 1/21/2. Alternatively, [L2] gives Jordan measurability from the boundary criterion. In either route, [L1] identifies the common value with the indicator integral.

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