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countably additive,
adj. (of a set function, S, defined on a class of sets) having the property that, for any countable pairwise disjoint family of sets {An}nN in the class, S(∪nN An) = ΣnN S(An).
whenever the union lies in the given class. For example, by definition, a measure is countably additive on its sigma-algebra. Compare additive.