
arXiv: 1607.03206
We present a short, elementary proof not involving Fourier transforms of the theorem of Cramér and Wold that a Borel probability measure is determined by its values on half-spaces.
Characteristic functions; other transforms, Probability (math.PR), FOS: Mathematics, Integral geometry, distributions of probability measures, Mathematics - Probability, Radon transform, integral geometry, 60E10, Secondary 44A12, 53C65
Characteristic functions; other transforms, Probability (math.PR), FOS: Mathematics, Integral geometry, distributions of probability measures, Mathematics - Probability, Radon transform, integral geometry, 60E10, Secondary 44A12, 53C65
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