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A Randomness Test Formalism for Neutral Measures and Beyond
We discuss in detail Neutral Measures, which are measures which believably generate any real in Cantor space. We intuitively build up the classical notions of randomness, and show that neutral measures do exist, using the language of continuous semimeasures. Finally, we construct some specific rando
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