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The partial sums SN​=∑k=0N​ak​ are measurable, nonnegative and increasing. By the monotone convergence theorem,
∫k=0∑∞​ak​=k=0∑∞​∫ak​<∞​.
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A nonnegative measurable function with finite integral is finite almost everywhere: if it were infinite on a positive-measure set, every constant multiple of that set's indicator would be a lower bound, forcing an infinite integral. Thus the series converges almost everywhere.

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