Sequences Equidistributed With Respect To An Arbitrary Measure
For an arbitrary probability measure space, a sequence of points is said to be equidistributed with respect to if the mean of point measures converges weakly to :
It is true, for example. that for any probabilistic borel measure on a separable, metrizable space, there exists an equidistributed sequence (with respect to the measure).
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