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An Erdős-Révész Type Law for the Length of the Longest Match of Two Coin-Tossing Sequences. [PDF]
Grill K.
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Interpolating with generalized Assouad dimensions. [PDF]
Banaji A, Rutar A, Troscheit S.
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Coexistence and extinction in flow-kick systems: An invasion growth rate approach. [PDF]
Schreiber SJ.
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High-Contrast Random Composites: Homogenisation Framework and Spectral Convergence. [PDF]
Cherdantsev M +2 more
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The authors consider an \(n\)-person stochastic game with a Borel state space and compact metric action sets. Under some measurability and continuity conditions, the following holds: If the payoff to each player \(i\) is 1 or 0 according to whether or not the stochastic process stays forever in a given Borel set \(G_i\) then there exists a Nash ...
Ashok P. Maitra, William D. Sudderth
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On the Equivalence of Borel Sets
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Journal of Symbolic Logic, 1998
Henson and Ross [1] answered the question of when two hyperfinite sets A, B in an ℵ1-saturated nonstandard universe are bijective by a Borel function: precisely when ∣A∣/∣B∣ ≈ 1. Živaljević [5] generalized this result to nonvanishing Borel sets. He defined a set to be nonvanishing if it is Loeb-measurable and has finite, non-zero measure with respect ...
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Henson and Ross [1] answered the question of when two hyperfinite sets A, B in an ℵ1-saturated nonstandard universe are bijective by a Borel function: precisely when ∣A∣/∣B∣ ≈ 1. Živaljević [5] generalized this result to nonvanishing Borel sets. He defined a set to be nonvanishing if it is Loeb-measurable and has finite, non-zero measure with respect ...
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