Abstract
Independently scattered random measures are usually defined and constructed under the additional condition of being infinitely divisible, a rather strong condition. A more natural condition is the assumption that the random measure has no atoms, that is being atomless. We show that atomless random measures on δ-rings are necessarily infinitely divisible, so infinite divisibility is in fact a quite natural condition.
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