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Strong law of large Numbers and Complete Convergence for Sequences of -mixing Random Variables

Qiu De-hua

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In this paper,We give some strong law of large numbers and complete convergence for sequences of -mixing random variables,in particular,the Wittmanns strong law of large numbers and Teichers strong law of large unmbers for independent random variables are generalized to the case of -mixing random variables.

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In this paper,We give some strong law of large numbers and complete convergence for sequences of -mixing random variables,in particular,the Wittmanns strong law of large numbers and Teichers strong law of large unmbers for independent random variables are generalized to the case of -mixing random variables.

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In this paper,We give some strong law of large numbers and complete convergence for sequences of -mixing random variables,in particular,the Wittmanns strong law of large numbers and Teichers strong law of large unmbers for independent random variables are generalized to the case of -mixing random variables.

Key concepts: Law of large numbers, Mixing (physics), Mathematics, Convergence of random variables, Random variable, Convergence (economics), Statistical physics, Law

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