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Talk:Proofs of convergence of random variables

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Possible error in lemma in proof that convergence in probability implies convergence in distribution

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I feel like there's an error in the proof of said lemma where it says that the expressions on the fourth and the fifth line are equal. Seeing as |X - Y| > ε implies ( X - Y > ε or X - Y < -ε ), but not the other way around. I didn't feel confident enough in my knowledge of probability theory to correct it though.