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A Self-Contained Proof of the Portmanteau Theorem
The Portmanteau Theorem gives several equivalent characterizations of weak convergence of probability measures (equivalently, convergence in distribution of random variables). This note presents a unified proof of the theorem in a seven-statement formulation, emphasizing the structure of the implica
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