
The main theorem proved in this paper is: Let B B be a σ \sigma -complete Boolean algebra and ≽ a \succcurlyeq a binary relation with field B B such that: (i) Every finite subalgebra B ′ B’ admits a probability measure μ ′ \mu ’ such that for p , q ∈ B ′ , p ≽ q i f f μ ′ p ⩾ μ ′ q p,q \in B’,p \succcurlyeq q\;iff\mu ’p \geqslant \mu ’q . (ii) If for every i , p i , q ∈ B i,{p_i},q \in B and p i ⊆ p i + 1 ≼ q {p_i} \subseteq {p_{i + 1}} \preccurlyeq q , then ∪ i > ∞ p i ≼ q { \cup _{i > \infty }}{p_i} \preccurlyeq q . Under these conditions there is a σ \sigma -additive probability measure μ \mu on B B such that: (a) If there is a p ∈ B a\;p \in B , such that for every q ⊆ p q \subseteq p there is a q ′ ⊆ q q’ \subseteq q with q ′ ≼ q , q ′ ⋠ 0 q’ \preccurlyeq q,q’ \npreceq 0 , and q ⋠ q ′ q \npreceq q’ , then we have that for every p , q ∈ B , μ p ⩾ μ q i f f p ≽ q p,q \in B,\mu \,p \geqslant \mu \,q\,iff\,p \succcurlyeq q . (b) If for every p ∈ B p \in B , there is a q ⊆ p a\;q \subseteq p such that q ′ ⊆ q q’ \subseteq q implies q ≼ q ′ o r q ′ ≼ 0 q \preccurlyeq q’\;or\;q’ \preccurlyeq 0 , then we have that for every p , q ∈ B , p ≽ q p,q \in B,p \succcurlyeq q implies μ p ⩾ μ q \mu p \geqslant \mu q .
13 Climate Action, 01 No Poverty, compatible with preorderings, Other applications of nonstandard models (economics, physics, etc.), 02 Hambre cero, Summability in abstract structures, 02 Zero Hunger, Axioms; other general questions in probability, 13 Acción por el clima, probability measures, 01 Fin de la pobreza
13 Climate Action, 01 No Poverty, compatible with preorderings, Other applications of nonstandard models (economics, physics, etc.), 02 Hambre cero, Summability in abstract structures, 02 Zero Hunger, Axioms; other general questions in probability, 13 Acción por el clima, probability measures, 01 Fin de la pobreza
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