Between the LIL and the LSL
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Abstract: In two earlier papers, two of the present authors (A.G. and U.S.) extended Lai's [Ann. Probab. 2 (1974) 432--440] law of the single logarithm for delayed sums to a multiindex setting in which the edges of the th window grow like , or with different 's, where the 's belong to . In this paper, the edge of the th window typically grows like , thus at a higher rate than any power less than one, but not quite at the LIL-rate.
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