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How to prove that $P_n to P$(weak convergence)$quad$ if and only if $quadforall A- $open set, $P(partial A)=0 : P_n(A)to P(A) ?$










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    That will depend on how you define weak convergence. Most texts that discuss weak convergence will contain a proof of the "portmanteau theorem" that gives a number of equivalent formulations.
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  • 3




    That will depend on how you define weak convergence. Most texts that discuss weak convergence will contain a proof of the "portmanteau theorem" that gives a number of equivalent formulations.
    – Michael Greinecker
    Nov 14 at 16:38














  • 3




    That will depend on how you define weak convergence. Most texts that discuss weak convergence will contain a proof of the "portmanteau theorem" that gives a number of equivalent formulations.
    – Michael Greinecker
    Nov 14 at 16:38








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That will depend on how you define weak convergence. Most texts that discuss weak convergence will contain a proof of the "portmanteau theorem" that gives a number of equivalent formulations.
– Michael Greinecker
Nov 14 at 16:38




That will depend on how you define weak convergence. Most texts that discuss weak convergence will contain a proof of the "portmanteau theorem" that gives a number of equivalent formulations.
– Michael Greinecker
Nov 14 at 16:38















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