Summability Methods for Independent, Identically Distributed Random Variables
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- Approximation for Abel sums of independent, identically distributed random variables
- Stochastic random walk summability
- On the almost sure convergence, of order \(\alpha\) in the sense of Césaro, \(0<\alpha<1\), for independent and identically distributed random variables.
- Limit theorems for methods of summation of independent random variables. I
- On Valiron means of B-valued random variables
- Complete convergence and Cesàro summation for i.i.d. random variables
- On \((C,\alpha)\)-summability almost everywhere of certain sequences
- A large deviation principle for weighted sums of independent identically distributed random variables
- On complete convergence and strong law for weighted sums of i.i.d. random variables
- On the a.s. Cesàro-\(\alpha\) convergence for stationary or orthogonal random variables
- Limit theorems for discounted convergent perpetuities
- Tauberian Korevaar
- The central limit theorem for summability methods of I.I.D. random variables
- A limit theorem for discounted sums
- Summability methods and almost sure convergence
- Riesz and Valiron means and fractional moments
- On Random Fourier Series
- An almost sure limit theorem for moving averages of random variables between the strong law of large numbers and the Erdös-Rényi law
- The law of the iterated logarithm for certain power series and generalized Nörlund methods
- Summability methods and negatively associated random variables
- Voronoi means, moving averages, and power series
- Existence of moments of a counting process and convergence in multidimensional time
- Hardy, Littlewood and probability
- Power series methods and almost sure convergence
- Logarithmic moving averages
- Strong limit theorems for weighted sums of negatively associated random variables
- Retracted: Convergence of weighted sums for arrays of negatively dependent random variables and its applications.
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