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σ Algebra

A σ algebra (sigma algebra) is a measurable set.


Description

A σ algebra is usually notated using a calligraphic uppercase letters, like 𝒜.

For a given sample space Ω, a σ algebra 𝒜 can be defined. It is the subset of the power set of the sample space (𝒜 ⊆ P(Ω)) that satisfies three conditions:

  • Both the empty set and the full sample space are in the σ algebra; Ø, Ω ∈ 𝒜

  • The sigma algebra is closed on complementation; A ∈ 𝒜 -> AC 𝒜

  • The sigma algebra is closed upon countable unions; ⋃ Ai 𝒜 where members of 𝒜 be indexed as Ai

    • This indirectly requires that the sample space itself be countable; i ∈ N


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