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“Almost everywhere” is a mathematical term and can mean two things (I think): - except finitely many, or - except a set of measure zero.
by Jaxan 6mo ago
“Almost everywhere” is a mathematical term and can mean two things (I think):
- except finitely many, or
- except a set of measure zero.
- dalvrosa 6mo agoHere is used in the Lebesgue measure theory sense