A note on the expected values of powers of a matrix
Mizanur Rahman, Mohammad Ahsanullah
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Mizanur Rahman, Mohammad Ahsanullah
Abstract
Abstract It is known [Z] that if X is any positive random variable, then E (Xn)>[E (X)]n for any integer n, provided the expectations exist. A matrix generalization of this result for n = ‐1 was given in [1]. We will show that a simple exercise in matrix analysis yields the matrix generalization for any integer n, positive or negative.
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Abstract It is known [Z] that if X is any positive random variable, then E (Xn)>[E (X)]n for any integer n, provided the expectations exist. A matrix generalization of this result for n = ‐1 was given in [1]. We will show that a simple exercise in matrix analysis yields the matrix generalization for any integer n, positive or negative.
Key concepts: Generalization, Integer (computer science), Matrix (chemical analysis), Simple (philosophy), Integer matrix, Mathematics, Variable (mathematics), Combinatorics