Constructive algebraic integration theory

Annals of Pure and Applied Logic 137 (1-3):380-390 (2006)
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Abstract

For a long time people have been trying to develop probability theory starting from ‘finite’ events rather than collections of infinite events. In this way one can find natural replacements for measurable sets and integrable functions, but measurable functions seemed to be more difficult to find. We present a solution. Moreover, our results are constructive

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