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2	PΣ,Γ,F [Vj] = p∆. We will prove later that this indeed holds. Substitute Q = V∆0 in (14), and note that P[V∆0 \| V∆] is 1 when ∆0 ⊆ ∆ and is asymptotically 0 otherwise (since j �∈ ∆ implies µ[Vj \| V∆] = 0): this leads to (15) below, which, in turn, leads t - j∈∆