Solution

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The almost sure supermartingale convergence theorem says that a supermartingale whose negative parts have uniformly bounded expectations converges almost surely to a finite integrable limit. In particular, every nonnegative supermartingale converges almost surely.
Here the process is uniformly bounded, say . Let , whose existence follows from the theorem. The dominated convergence theorem then gives
The limit on the right also exists directly because the expectations of a supermartingale form a decreasing sequence.

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