Weak convergence of laws on R^K with common marginals
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Abstract: We present a result on topologically equivalent integral metrics (Rachev, 1991, Muller, 1997) that metrize weak convergence of laws with common marginals. This result is relevant for applications, as shown in a few simple examples.
Let \(P(n)\) and \(Q(n)\) be two sequences of \(k\)-dimensional probability distributions with identical univariate marginals. The topic of the paper is to study distances between \(P(n)\) and \(Q(n)\) which converge to zero at the same time. The author establishes that, among others, two metrics introduced in the literature by Rachev and Muller generate such distances. Applications are presented.
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