A note on Chung's strong law of large numbers (Q1378627)

This paper first shows that if \(Y_n\) is a sequence of independent centered real random variables satisfying moment conditions with respect to a sequence of reals, \(c_n\), then \(\sum^\infty_1Y_n/c_n\) converges almost surely. The second theorem states that if \(X_n\) are independent centered variables and \(a_{nj}\) is an array of reals satisfying \(\lim a_{nj} =0\) and (for the \(c_j\) of the first theorem) \(\sup_n \sum^\infty_{j=1} | c_ja_{nj}-c_{j+1} a_{n,j+1} | <\infty\), then almost surely, \(\lim_{n\to\infty} \sum^\infty_{j=1} a_{nj} X_j=0\).