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Given two locally compact spaces X, Y and a continuous map r : Y → X the Banach lattice C 0 (Y) is naturally a C 0 (X)-module. Following the Bourbaki approach to integration we define generalized measures as C 0 (X)-linear functionals μ: C 0 (Y) → C 0 (X). The construction of an L 1 (μ)-space and the concepts of absolute continuity and density still make sense. However we exhibit a counter-example to the natural generalization of the Radon-Nikodym Theorem in this context.

Limitations on the extendibility of the Radon-Nikodym Theorem