Hi guys.. kinda need help with this problem. Link attached. It's in german but the question is essentially asking for the proof from the first statement to second. The phrase in the second mathematical statement is "for infinitely many n", fyi.
http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=ac96b42
I kinda only understand the Union of An part, where it means sum of probability of the event An, n element of natural numbers..

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Hi guys.. kinda need help with this problem. Link attached. It's in german but the question is essentially asking for the proof from the first statement to second. The phrase in the second mathematical statement is "for infinitely many n", fyi.
http://www.tiikoni.com/tis/view/?id=ac96b42
I kinda only understand the Union of An part, where it means sum of probability of the event An, n element of natural numbers..

turingtest · Answer

Hi and welcome to Open Study. I think your question is out of the range of most people here, so I should suggest to you the site http://math.stackexchange.com/ however there are a few that may be able to help here, though you may have to wait quite a while for a response.

turingtest · Answer

@Zarkon @across @JamesJ @Mr.Math @FoolForMath advanced problem above

turingtest · Answer

....none of them were online, so you may have better luck with the other site
Good luck!

anonymous · Answer

Sure thanks in any case! :)

jamesj · Answer

I'm pretty sure I could solve this problem, but I need to know exactly what it says in English.  (I also know basic German, but "Folge von Ereignissen" and "Grundmenge" are definitely technical terms that aren't covered in any standard language course.)

anonymous · Answer

Heyy, it is "Ai is a sequence of events of the base set omega... And show..." Thanks!