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Within the monotone coupling, Ip​ increases with p and
⋃p′<p​Ip′​={M<p}.
(1)
Taking a countable cofinal sequence p′↑p and using continuity from below of a measure gives
limp′↑p​θ(p′)=P(M<p).
(2)
Since {M<p}⊆Ip​, subtraction from θ(p)=P(Ip​) proves
θ(p)−p′↑plim​θ(p′)=P(Ip​∩{M=p})​.
(3)

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