Titlebook: A Modern Approach to Probability Theory; Bert Fristedt,Lawrence Gray Textbook 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 Algebra.F

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03535-6 specify probabilities .(.) for all . ∈ ?. Instead, we only gave the values of .(.) for events . in a smaller collection ε such that ? . σ(ε), and then we assumed without proof that . could be extended in a unique way to all of ?. In this chapter, we close this gap by showing that under certain natu

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,Die Literatur Der Frühen Republik,the phrase “expectation of a random variable”, but instead we introduce the ‘integral’ of a measurable function. This new kind of integral is called the ‘Lebesgue integral’. Our second goal is to introduce several tools, which along with the Monotone Convergence Theorem, are valuable for interchangi

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,Romantik und ?American Renaissance?,giving the basic definitions, we prove the existence of ‘product measure’ and also give an important result concerning integration with respect to product measure (the Fubini Theorem). Important relations among expectations, independence, and densities are described. The last three sections of the c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-00421-5ically distributed random variables. Important in the study of random walks (and of more general random sequences) are ‘filtrations’ and ‘stopping times’. A filtration is a sequence of σ-fields representing the information available at various stages of an experiment. A stopping time is a ??. -value

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Wirtschaftspolitische Grundlagen partial sum of a series of independent random variables. Our first result is that convergence in distribution of (..) is equivalent to a.s. convergence. Thereafter, we specialize to the case in which (.., ..,...) is an iid sequence. Further limit theorems involving more general sums of independent