> I have thought about submitting the following question to see what happens: > ” Prove that a regular complex valued additive set function defined on a field

> I have thought about submitting the following question to see what happens: > ” Prove that a regular complex valued additive set function defined on a field of sets in a compact space is countably additive.” --- The "what will happen" is clearly spelled over a decade ago (6 years before the paper was written) - https://math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/1803/how-to-ask-a-homework-question https://math.meta.stackexchange.com/questions/1803/how-to-as... > How do I ask a homework question on this website? > Please put some work into formulating your question. Please do not just copy and paste the exact question text from your homework sheet. In particular, when you are asking for help, writing in imperative mode ("Show that...", "Compute...", or "Prove or find a counterexample: ...") is at the very least impolite: you are, after all, trying to ask a question, not give an assignment. It also turns many people off. > ... > Show your work. You should definitely include any partial work you have done. This will help bolster your claim that you are not just coming here asking other people to do your homework for you, and it will help the answerers to give more clinical responses. Showing your work will help us gauge where you are having problems: if it is a technical thing near the end, a short to the point answer will suffice; if it is some fundamental problem with understanding the subject, we will then write a longer, more detailed response. It will also prevent people from spending a lot of time going over ground that you have already covered or understand well already.