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Measure and integration Set systems Concept

Dynkin system

Summary

A Dynkin system, or λ-system, on a set XX is a family of subsets that contains XX. It is closed under complements and under countable unions of disjoint members. It is weaker than a σ-algebra, because it need not be closed under intersections. Dynkin systems appear in the π-λ theorem, the standard tool to prove that two measures are equal.

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