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The strong law of large numbers gives
nSn​​⟶E[X1​]=2p−1>0almost surely.
(1)
Because 0<λ<1, it follows that λSn​→0 almost surely. If this martingale were uniformly integrable, almost-sure convergence would imply convergence in L1, and therefore
E[λSn​]⟶0.
(2)
But the martingale has constant expectation E[λSn​]=1. This contradiction proves that
(ϕ(Sn​))n≥0​ is not uniformly integrable.​
(3)

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