## Tags » Sigma-algebra

#### Probability Theory: Homework 1

Exercises, due Wed Sept 3.

From Jacod and Protter, problems 2.6, 2.7, 2.10 and 2.14.

2.6 Let be a -algebra of subsets of and let . 57 more words

Probability Assignments

#### Prove that if a collection M is closed under compliments and countable unions of disjoint sets then M is a sigma algebra.

Let be a set and be a non-empty collection of subsets of .  Prove that if is closed under compliments and countable unions of disjoint sets then M is a -algebra. 142 more words

Real Analysis

#### A Walk in the Park

A runner comes towards me and I concentrate on her face.

… making it a countable union of countable sets and therefore countable Q.E.D.

I wish I knew what that meant. 407 more words

Flash Fiction

#### A fast-moving introduction to advanced probability theory

Here is a link to a PDF doc I wrote a few years back: My fast-moving introduction to Advanced Probability Theory.

I was taught undergraduate probability theory by… 198 more words

Mathematics

#### Buffon versus Bertrand in R

Following my earlier post on Buffon’s needle and Bertrand’s paradox, above are four outcomes corresponding to four different generations (among many) of the needle locations. 487 more words

Statistics

#### Interesting discourse On Probability and Sigma Algebra

<ebook on Sigma Algebra>

I found this VERY descriptive and it answers some of the most important points on smallest and largest sigma algebra .  21 more words

Resources

#### 245A, Notes 3: Integration on abstract measure spaces, and the convergence theorems

Thus far, we have only focused on measure and integration theory in the context of Euclidean spaces . Now, we will work in a more abstract and general setting, in which the Euclidean space is replaced by a more general space . 8,733 more words

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