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Chart-Generated Probability Geometry and Kolmogorov Expectations
This paper develops a geometric reinterpretation of probability in which a cumulative distribution function is not used merely as a passive coordinate label, but as a generator of metric geometry. An admissible probability chart $G:I\to(0,1)$ pulls the Euclidean distance of the probability interval
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