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Also, let \\(\\xi^{(k)}(\\mathbf x):=(\\xi_1(x_1),\\dots,\\xi_k(x_k))\\), \\(\\mathbf x:=(x_1,\\dots,x_k)\\in I^k:=I\\otimes\\cdots\\otimes I\\), the tensor product of \\(k\\) copies of \\(I\\), where \\(\\{\\xi_i(x):x\\in I\\}\\), \\(i=1,\\dots,k\\), are \\(k\\) stochastically independent copies of \\(\\{\\xi(x):x\\in I\\}\\). Given a function \\(f\\in\\mathcal L^k\\), i.e., \\(f(\\mathbf x):=\\prod_{i=1}^kf_i(x_i)\\), \\(f_i\\in\\mathcal L\\), \\(1\\leq i\\leq k\\), and \\(\\mathbf x:=(x_1,\\dots,x_k)\\in I^k\\), the authors associate with the operator \\(L\\) the operator \\(L^{(k)}f(\\mathbf x):=\\prod_{i=1}^kLf_i(x_i)\\), and they consider the problem of obtaining estimates of the form \\(\\omega_p(L^{(k)}f,\\delta)\\leq C(\\delta)\\omega_p(f,\\delta)\\) where \\(C(\\delta)\\) is independent of \\(f\\in\\mathcal L^k\\), and \\(\\omega_p(f,\\delta):=\\sup\\{|f(\\mathbf x)-f(\\mathbf y)|:\\mathbf x,\\mathbf y\\in I^k, \\|\\mathbf x-\\mathbf y\\|_p<\\delta\\}\\), \\(1\\leq p\\leq\\infty\\). Further, the authors are interested in finding the best constant \\[ C^{(k)}_p(\\delta):=\\sup\\frac{\\omega_p(L^{(k)}f,\\delta)}{\\omega_p(f,\\delta)}, \\] where the supremum is taken over all \\(f\\in\\mathcal L^k\\) such that \\(0<\\omega_p(f,\\delta)<\\infty\\). For centered operators \\(L\\), that is, when \\(E\\xi(x)=x\\), \\(x\\in I\\), and such that the process \\(\\xi(x)\\) has stationary increments, one of the authors (with another coauthor), has obtained the estimate \\(C^{(k)}_p(\\delta)\\leq1+k^{1-1/p}\\), for \\(\\delta\\in(0,k^{1/p}]\\) if \\(I=[0,1]\\), and for \\(\\delta>0\\) if \\(I=[0,\\infty)\\). In this paper the authors give necessary and sufficient conditions for equality to hold in the above estimate. It is proved that necessary and sufficient conditions are that \\(\\xi(x)/x\\to0\\) in probability, as \\(x\\downarrow0\\), and that \\(P(\\xi(x)=0)=0\\), for all \\(0