| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Hence, R is a counterexample to translation invariance, contradicting our assumption.Note 1: On the assumption that the half-open intervals are all measurable and the measurable sets form an algebra (the standard case), translation invariance modulo 1 follows from ordinary translation invariance within the interval, namely the condition that P(A)=P(A+x) whenever both A and A+x={y+x:y in A} are sub
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