Theorem 8.2 in Billingsley “Convergence of Probability Measures” FIRST EDITION












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I'm looking for Theorem 8.2 in Billingsley's book. I can only find the second edition, but I'm looking for the Theorem 8.2 from the first edition. If I'm correct it has got something to do with tightness of probability measures of random functions in $C(mathbb{R})$. Does anyone have the first edition of this book laying around?



I can not find it anywhere! Thanks a lot.










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    I'm looking for Theorem 8.2 in Billingsley's book. I can only find the second edition, but I'm looking for the Theorem 8.2 from the first edition. If I'm correct it has got something to do with tightness of probability measures of random functions in $C(mathbb{R})$. Does anyone have the first edition of this book laying around?



    I can not find it anywhere! Thanks a lot.










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      I'm looking for Theorem 8.2 in Billingsley's book. I can only find the second edition, but I'm looking for the Theorem 8.2 from the first edition. If I'm correct it has got something to do with tightness of probability measures of random functions in $C(mathbb{R})$. Does anyone have the first edition of this book laying around?



      I can not find it anywhere! Thanks a lot.










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      I'm looking for Theorem 8.2 in Billingsley's book. I can only find the second edition, but I'm looking for the Theorem 8.2 from the first edition. If I'm correct it has got something to do with tightness of probability measures of random functions in $C(mathbb{R})$. Does anyone have the first edition of this book laying around?



      I can not find it anywhere! Thanks a lot.







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          Not sure if this is what you're looking for but this is theorem 8.2 in the first edition.



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          Not sure if this is what you're looking for but this is theorem 8.2 in the first edition.



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          Not sure if this is what you're looking for but this is theorem 8.2 in the first edition.



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