A.3 Measure-theoretic framework
This appendix introduces without proofs the main notions and results in measure and integration theory, which allow to treat the subject of Markov chains in a mathematically rigorous way.
A.3.1 Probability spaces
A probability space is given by
- a set encoding all possible random outcomes,
- a -field , which is a set constituted of certain subsets of , and satisfies
- the set is in ,
- if is in , then its complement is in ,
- if for in is in , then is in ,
- a probability ...
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