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The almost-sure convergence event is measurable

Statement

For real random variables (Xn) and X on one probability space, the set {ω:Xn(ω)→X(ω)} is an event.

Facts & Assumptions

Given: Real random variables (Xn) and X on a probability space.

[L1]

Real convergence may be tested with positive rational tolerances.

Proof

technique · direct
1.1

By [L1], the convergence set has the following countable description. [L1] ⋂r∈Q>0 ⋃N=0∞ ⋂n≥N{∣Xn−X∣<r}.

L1
2.1

Each set in the display is measurable because Xn−X is a real random. [step 1.1] variable; countable unions and intersections preserve measurability. Thus the displayed set, and hence the convergence event, is measurable.

step 1.1∎

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Used by

Cited to discharge well-definedness by Almost-sure convergence of real random variables.

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