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Securing the Foundations of Probability Theory

Authors: Randolph L. Gerl

Several traditional problems in probability theory are discussed and a resolution to them is proposed. The use of probability theory in the study of physical reality is contrasted with its use in pure mathematics and the latter is found to be problematic. The proposed resolution is postulated to work for all physical reality but is inclusive enough to cover many situations in pure mathematics.

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