2006
DOI: 10.12988/imf.2006.06010
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The strong law of large numbers for arrays of NA random variables

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“…We refer only to some of them; for sequences: Newman and Wright [17] (the central limit theorem), Matula [15] (the three series theorem), Shao [22] (the Rosenthal maximal inequality, the Kolmogorov exponential inequality), Shao and Su [23] (the law of iterated logarithm), Lee, Seo and Kim [12] (the sufficient and necessary condition for complete convergence in the law of large numbers for some class of arrays of random variables), Jing and Liang [9] (strong limit theorems for weighted sums of random variables) and for fields: Roussas [21] (the central limit theorem for weakly stationary fields), Zhang and Wen [28] (the Rosenthal maximal inequality), Xia and Chu [27] (the convergence rates in the law of iterated logarithm, the Rosenthal maximal inequality for identically distributed random variables), Li [14] (the convergence rates in the law of iterated logarithm). One can find more interesting results in the recent monograph of Bulinski and Shashkin [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We refer only to some of them; for sequences: Newman and Wright [17] (the central limit theorem), Matula [15] (the three series theorem), Shao [22] (the Rosenthal maximal inequality, the Kolmogorov exponential inequality), Shao and Su [23] (the law of iterated logarithm), Lee, Seo and Kim [12] (the sufficient and necessary condition for complete convergence in the law of large numbers for some class of arrays of random variables), Jing and Liang [9] (strong limit theorems for weighted sums of random variables) and for fields: Roussas [21] (the central limit theorem for weakly stationary fields), Zhang and Wen [28] (the Rosenthal maximal inequality), Xia and Chu [27] (the convergence rates in the law of iterated logarithm, the Rosenthal maximal inequality for identically distributed random variables), Li [14] (the convergence rates in the law of iterated logarithm). One can find more interesting results in the recent monograph of Bulinski and Shashkin [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%