Consider a ρ-mixing sequence of identically distributed random variables with the underlying dis- tribution in the domain of attraction of the normal distribution. This paper proves that law of the iterated logarithm...Consider a ρ-mixing sequence of identically distributed random variables with the underlying dis- tribution in the domain of attraction of the normal distribution. This paper proves that law of the iterated logarithm holds for ρ-mixing sequences of random variables. Our results generalize and improve Theorems 1.2-1.3 of Qi and Cheng （1996） from the i.i.d, case to ρ-mixing sequences.展开更多
In this paper, the complete convergence and weak law of large numbers are established for ρ-mixing sequences of random variables. Our results extend and improve the Baum and Katz complete convergence theorem and the ...In this paper, the complete convergence and weak law of large numbers are established for ρ-mixing sequences of random variables. Our results extend and improve the Baum and Katz complete convergence theorem and the classical weak law of large numbers, etc. from independent sequences of random variables to ρ-mixing sequences of random variables without necessarily adding any extra conditions.展开更多
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文摘Consider a ρ-mixing sequence of identically distributed random variables with the underlying dis- tribution in the domain of attraction of the normal distribution. This paper proves that law of the iterated logarithm holds for ρ-mixing sequences of random variables. Our results generalize and improve Theorems 1.2-1.3 of Qi and Cheng （1996） from the i.i.d, case to ρ-mixing sequences.
文摘In this paper, the complete convergence and weak law of large numbers are established for ρ-mixing sequences of random variables. Our results extend and improve the Baum and Katz complete convergence theorem and the classical weak law of large numbers, etc. from independent sequences of random variables to ρ-mixing sequences of random variables without necessarily adding any extra conditions.
