Complete measure space

Set

context $X $
definiendum $ \langle X,\Sigma,\mu\rangle $ … complete measure space over $X$
postulate $ \langle X,\Sigma,\mu\rangle $ … measure space
$\mu(N)=0$
$N'\subseteq N $
postulate $ N'\in\Sigma $ 

Discussion

In a complete measure space, subsets of null-sets can also be measured (and they then have zero measure as well). This notion is just introduced to prevent some pathologies.

Reference

Wikipedia: Complete measure

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