On an application of infinitely divisible distributions to quadrature problems (Q908678)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4135378
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4135378 |
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On an application of infinitely divisible distributions to quadrature problems (English)
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1988
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Mean square errors are computed for approximation by the rectangular and Monte Carlo methods to integrals on [0,1] of continuous functions contained in a stochastic process generated by an infinitely divisible distribution. The error for the rectangular approximation with N equal partitions is \(O(1/N^ 2)\) and for the Monte Carlo approximation with N terms it is O(1/N). The Wiener process and the process generated by the Poisson distribution are examples of processes which are included in the theory.
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quadrature
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Mean square errors
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Monte Carlo methods
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stochastic process
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infinitely divisible distribution
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rectangular approximation
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Wiener process
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Poisson distribution
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