From the reviews: "Stochastic coalgebraic logic is a detailed study devoted to the modal logic of general probability spaces. ... the reader is not only exposed to formal logic but also to an extensive amount of measure theory that is summarised in the first chapter. ... the book is a self-contained and readable discussion of the subject, and even the versed reader will find new results." (Dirk A. Pattinson, Mathematical Reviews, March, 2013) "The book begins with an extensive and useful introduction to basic concepts from the theory of measurable and analytic spaces required for the further technical development. ... the book provides an overview of a large amount of technically challenging material; it is suitable reading, e.g., for graduate students in the field of stochastic logics." (Lutz Schroder, Zentralblatt MATH, Vol. 1207, 2011) "Stochastic coalgebraic logic generically allows such formulations to be defined by a coalgebra. This compact, four-chapter monograph packs in many mathematical details about such logics. ... The treatment is mathematical throughout, with the author pointing out the key concepts used in proofs. ... a good reference for theoretical researchers interested in the mathematical underpinnings of this area." (K. Lodaya, ACM Computing Reviews, December, 2010)