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Convergence in distribution means that the cumulative distribution functions satisfy
P(Xn​≤x)⟶P(X≤x)
(1)
at every x where the cumulative distribution function of X is continuous. Values at its discontinuities need not converge. This definition uses only the probability distributions, so the random variables need not be defined on the same probability space.

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