Extend the cylinder premeasure from a positive functional to a Borel probability measure and use cylinder-function density in Cantor space. The integral and functional agree on cylinder simple functions, and both are continuous in the supremum norm, so they agree on all of . Uniqueness on the generating cylinder algebra gives uniqueness of the Borel measure.
Given a continuous surjection from Cantor space to a nonempty compact metric space, the pullback is a unital isometric embedding of into . Transport a normalized positive linear functional to its image, take a positive extension from a unital subspace of C(K), and represent that extension on Cantor space. The pushforward measure then represents the original functional.
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