Abstract
One of the characteristic features of the dynamic development of science and technology in recent decades is the constantly rising significance of probabilistic, statistical and information-theory methods in research, both theoretical and applied. Nor is the mathematical theory of probability standing still. The internal logic of its development is leading steadily to enrichment of the traditional study of probability with new axioms and constructive formal calculi.
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