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          Yes. This is called the Skorokhod representation theorem. Note that, using the notation from wikipedia, separability of the support of $mu_infty$ is always given when the metric space $S$ is already separable - as is the case for $S=Bbb R^N$.






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            Yes. This is called the Skorokhod representation theorem. Note that, using the notation from wikipedia, separability of the support of $mu_infty$ is always given when the metric space $S$ is already separable - as is the case for $S=Bbb R^N$.






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              Yes. This is called the Skorokhod representation theorem. Note that, using the notation from wikipedia, separability of the support of $mu_infty$ is always given when the metric space $S$ is already separable - as is the case for $S=Bbb R^N$.






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                Yes. This is called the Skorokhod representation theorem. Note that, using the notation from wikipedia, separability of the support of $mu_infty$ is always given when the metric space $S$ is already separable - as is the case for $S=Bbb R^N$.






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                Yes. This is called the Skorokhod representation theorem. Note that, using the notation from wikipedia, separability of the support of $mu_infty$ is always given when the metric space $S$ is already separable - as is the case for $S=Bbb R^N$.







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