Baire set

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In mathematics, a Baire set is an element of the smallest σ–algebra containing all compact Gδ sets. On a compact space, the Baire sets form the smallest σ–algebra such that all bounded continuous functions to the real line are measurable. The Baire sets are a σ–subalgebra of the Borel algebra.

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