charactristic function and integration

Hi



Does the statement;

A set is pavable it it has a well-defined volume ( i.e., if its
characteristic function is integrable).

Implies that the domain of the integration is bounded? It seams to me that
this is the only requirement left for a characteristic function to imply a
well-defined volume.



Am I correct? If not why?



Thanks












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