A QUADRATIC REGRESSION PROBLEM FOR TWO-STATE ALGEBRAS WITH AN APPLICATION TO THE CENTRAL LIMIT THEOREM
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Abstract: We extend a free version of the Laha-Lukacs theorem to probability spaces with two-states. We then use this result to generalize a noncommutative CLT of Kargin to the two-state setting.
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