Prove that a variant has a finite limit?

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MaM2016-11-24 18:27:43

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MaM, 2016-11-24 18:27:43

Prove that a variant has a finite limit?

It became interesting how to do it all the same. We have the BK convergence principle. But how should it be applied?

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