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Integrability of infinite weighted sums of heavy-tailed i.i.d.\ random variables.
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    Integrability of infinite weighted sums of heavy-tailed i.i.d.\ random variables. (English)
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    25 February 2005
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    The paper considers weighted sums of i.i.d.\ real random variables. The sums are supposed to be a.s.\ absolutely summable and the author investigates their integrability. He presents integrability conditions of a summand which are sufficient and necessary for a prescribed integrability of the sum.
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    characteristic function
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    heavy-tailed distribution
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    integrability
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    linear process
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    stationary distribution
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    sum of independent random variables
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