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Assuming countable choice, a premeasure-induced outer measure is regular with generated measurable hulls
Statement
Assume the Axiom of Countable Choice. An outer measure induced by a premeasure is regular, and every set has a measurable hull in .
Facts & Assumptions
Given: Countable choice, a premeasure on , its induced outer measure , and a subset .
A measurable hull of is a Carathéodory measurable set with ; the outer measure is regular when every subset has a measurable hull. (Measurable hulls and regular outer measures)
The set function induced by assigns the infimum of over all countable algebra covers . (The outer set function induced by a premeasure)
Assuming countable choice, the induced outer measure restricts to a complete measure on its Carathéodory sigma-algebra and to a measure on extending . (Assuming countable choice, a premeasure extends through its induced outer measure)
Proof
If , put . Otherwise, for each , countable choice and [F2] give an algebra cover of with cost below ; put and .
In the finite case each and their intersection lie in ; in the infinite case lies there. Thus [L1] makes Carathéodory measurable in either case.
One has . In the finite case, monotonicity and each covering bound give for every , hence ; in the infinite case both values are . Therefore [F1] makes a generated measurable hull, and is regular.