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CP was mathematically formalized by Kolmogorov (1933)<ref name=":2" /> This is the calculus of probability measures, where a non-negative weight <math>p(A)</math> is assigned to any event <math>A</math>. The main property of CP is its additivity: if two events <math>O_1, O_2</math> are disjoint, then the probability of disjunction of these events equals to the sum of probabilities: | CP was mathematically formalized by Kolmogorov (1933)<ref name=":2" /> This is the calculus of probability measures, where a non-negative weight <math>p(A)</math> is assigned to any event <math>A</math>. The main property of CP is its additivity: if two events <math>O_1, O_2</math> are disjoint, then the probability of disjunction of these events equals to the sum of probabilities: | ||