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    A central limit theorem for D(A)-valued processes (English)
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    Let D(A) be the space of set-indexed functions that are outer continuous with inner limits, a generalization of D[0,1]. This paper proves a central limit theorem (CLT) for triangular arrays of independent D(A)- valued random variables. The limit processes are not restricted to be Gaussian, but can be quite general infinitely divisible processes. This is an important result with a basic and essential sense for the functional limit theory. Applications of this CLT include construction of set-indexed Levy processes and a unified CLT for partial sum processes and generalized empirical processes. Results obtained by this way are new even for the D[0,1] case.
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    Skorohod topology
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    set-indexed functions
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    central limit theorem
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    triangular arrays
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    infinitely divisible processes
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    set-indexed Levy processes
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    empirical processes
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