For a σ-finite measure ν, the ν-measure of the section at x of a product-measurable set is a measurable function of x, and integrating it against μ gives a measure on the product σ-algebra that takes the value μ(A)ν(B) on each measurable rectangle A×B; μ need not be σ-finite.
In the setting of Measurable Functions and the Lebesgue Integral: Standing Notation, let and be measure spaces with -finite. Let be the product -algebra on , and for and let be the section of at .
Measurability. For every , the function lies in (The Product σ-Algebra: Rectangles, Generators, Sections, Projections, Pairings and the Swap (iv)).
A measure on the product. The function given by
Rectangles. For all and ,
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