Abstract
We construct, over many Banach spaces, infinite dimensional vector spaces of scalarly measurable functions that are not strongly measurable, and infinite dimensional vector spaces of -scalarly measurable functions that are not scalarly measurable. A similar result will be proved for the set of McShane-integrable functions which are not Bochner-integrable.
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