On almost sure convergence in a finitely additive setting
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Cited in
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- A version of Komlós theorem for additive set functions
- Finitely Additive Markov Chains
- A General Principle for Limit Theorems in Finitely Additive Probability
- Finite additivity, another lottery paradox and conditionalisation
- Bayesian humility
- Potential theory for finitely additive Markov chains
- Convergence to the truth without countable additivity
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