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Probability
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Probability
The relative likelihood of a particular outcome among all possible outcomes.


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Specific topics described include injectivity of the Dubins-Freedman construction of random distributions, almost sure convergence of weighted sums of independent random variables, aperiodic order via dynamical systems, laws of iterated logarithm for weighted sums of iid random variables, and homeomorphic Bernoulli trial measures and ergodic theory.
n OCCASIONAL 'clusters' - such as the one spotted by M T Hancock in recent Bonus Ball numbers - are exactly what you'd expect from a truly random distribution.
Similarly, an infinite universe alone is not sufficient to produce Boltzmann brains--there must be an infinite supply of appropriate matter in it (all neutrons wouldn't do, for example) with a sufficiently random distribution to cover all possible configurations.
 
 
 
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