For those majoring in probability theory who require a broad knowledge of probability theory, all the theories, including methodological and theoretical aspects and basic mathematical calculations, are systematically organized.
In addition, it contains a variety of appropriate examples to help students develop their own probabilistic thinking and understand and deal with problems arising in real life using probabilistic methods. Practice problems are also evenly distributed from easy to difficult.
In particular, in order to understand probability theory using a mathematical tool called measure, the appendix aims to provide basic knowledge about the relationship between probability and measure from the perspective of measure theory.
Since the basic concepts of measures and measurable functions are necessary for understanding probability theory, the appendix will be of great help in studying the contents of the main text.