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No, it needs to be countable unions only. And to your specific example: There is no probability measure on the integers that assigns zero probability to each i
by mturmon 14y ago
No, it needs to be countable unions only.
And to your specific example: There is no probability measure on the integers that assigns zero probability to each integer.
- Someone 14y agoYep, that was a lapse of mind. I was thinking of divergent double sums vs divergent double integrals.