Strong limit theorems
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Strong limit theorems
（Mathematics and its applications, . Chinese series）
Science Press , Kluwer Academic Publishers, c1992
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Table of Contents
Introduction. 1. Preliminaries. 1. Stationary Sequence (Mixing Conditions, Basic Inqualities). 2. Wiener Process (increment Theory). 3. Skorokhod Theorem. 4. Martingale Convergence Theorem and Goal-Koksme Strong Law of Large Numbers. 5. Moricz Exponent Inequality.2. I.I.D.R.V. 1. Strassen Strong Invariance Principle. 2. Improvement of the Rate of Convergence. 3. The Best Rate, K-M-T Theorem. 4. Increments of Partial Sums. 3. Independent Non-Identically Distributed R.V. 1. Strong Approximations of Partial Sums by Wiener Process. 2. Increments of Partial Sums. 4. Stationary Sequence. 1. Basic Method and its Improvement. 2. Strong Approximations of (alphabeta-Mixing Sequence. 3. Mixing Rate and Approximation Remainder Term. 4. Strong Approximations of alpha(pi)-Mixing Sequence. 5. Strong Approximations of Functions of Mixing Sequence. 6. Increments of Partial Sums for phi-Mixing Sequence. 5. Strong Approximations of Other Kinds of Dependent Sequence and Statistics. 1. Lacunary Trigonometric Series. 2. Gaussian Sequence. 3. Additive Functional of Markov Process. 4. U-Statistics. 5. Estimators of Error Variance. 6. Miscellany.
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