Limit Theorems for Logarithmic Averages of Random Vectors
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- Limit theorems for the logarithm of the order of a random \(A\)-mapping
- Logarithmic averages of stable random variables are asymptotically normal
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- On the jump behavior of distributions and logarithmic averages
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