A Boolean algebra A equipped with a (finitely-additive) positive probability measure m can be turned into a metric space (A,dm), where dm(a,b)=m((a∧¬b)∨(¬a∧b)), for any a,b∈A, sometimes referred to as metric Boolean algebra. In this paper, we study under which conditions the space of atoms of a finite metric Boolean algebra can be isometrically embedded in RN (for a certain N) equipped with the Euclidean metric. In particular, we characterize the topology of the positive measures over a finite algebra A such that the metric space (At(A),dm) embeds isometrically in RN (with the Euclidean metric).
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Bonzio et al. (2024) studied this question.
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