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invarient size on permutations of N

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March 4, 2011
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Problem Statement

suppose that SNS_{\mathbb N} is the set of all permutations of natural numbers. finite permutations are a subset of SNS_{\mathbb N} that behave like the identity permutation from somewhere. in other words bijective functions like π:NN\pi: \mathbb N \longrightarrow \mathbb N that only for finite natural numbers ii, π(i)i\pi(i)\neq i. prove that we cannot put probability measure that is countably additive on (SN)\wp(S_{\mathbb N}) (family of all the subsets of SNS_{\mathbb N}) that is invarient under finite permutations.