Randomness – beyond Lebesgue Measure
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Much of the recent research on algorithmic randomness has focused on randomness for Lebesgue measure. While, from a computability theoretic point of view, the picture remains unchanged if one passes to arbitrary computable measures, interesting phenomena occur if one studies the the set of reals which are random for an arbitrary (continuous) probability measure or a generalized Hausdorff measure on Cantor space. This paper tries to give a survey of some of the research that has been done on randomness for non-Lebesgue measures.
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تاریخ انتشار 2006