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Method I revisited: extension, continuity, and applications
Carathéodory's construction, also known as Method I, turns any weight on a family of sets into an outer measure. The difficulty is the extension problem: showing that the outer measure retains the prescribed weights. We record elementary properties of Method I, beginning with the fact that countable
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