Does Borel Cantelli lemma apply to infinite universes?

[calios]

guys I am bit confused with the statement borel cantelli lemma 2 :
"If the events En are independent and the sum of the probabilities of the En diverges to infinity, then the probability that infinitely many of them occur is 1"

this state if probability of A occur > 0 .
and if the probabilities of A diverges to infinity, then the probability that infinitely many of A occur is 1

the problem is
if probability of opposite A, event[not A] > 0
and if the probabilities of "not A" diverges to infinity
then the probability that infinetely many of [not A] occur is 1.
in other way the probability of A doest occur is 1 too?

this correct?
or i made a mistake ? thank you

 

[micromass]

Borel-Cantelli says that the probability that infinitely many of the E_n occur is 1. It doesn't say that all the E_n must occur.

Likewise, it might be that infinitely many of the E_n^c occur. It's not said that they must all occur.

For example, the sequence 0,1,0,1,0,1,... becomes infinitely many times 0 and is infinitely times in the complement of 0.

 

[calios]

Borel-Cantelli says that the probability that infinitely many of the E_n occur is 1. It doesn't say that all the E_n must occur.

Likewise, it might be that infinitely many of the E_n^c occur. It's not said that they must all occur.

For example, the sequence 0,1,0,1,0,1,... becomes infinitely many times 0 and is infinitely times in the complement of 0.

oke u mean..
ley say we have infinite many universe,
and probability Earth occur is 1/6, the probability Earth does not occur is 5/6
so the probability of infinite many Earth occur is 1. and the probability of infinite many Earth does not occur is 1 too.
in infinite universe both are happened right?