Titlebook: Probability in Banach Spaces, 8: Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference; Richard M. Dudley,Marjorie G. Hahn,James Kuelbs Confe

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The Poisson Counting Argument: A Heuristic for Understanding What Makes a Poissonized Sum Largeonstruct a function . (.) such that for some constant C. > 0 (independent of ., ., and .) and all real ., . Furthermore, . (.) is the usual exponential bound for . modified by a single datadriven truncation. Thus, for arbitrary Z, ., and ., the correct order of magnitude of . is obtainable essential

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Random Integral Representations for Classes of Limit Distributions Similar to Levy Class ,,. IIIons in certain summation schemes. The main result in Section 1 (Theorem 1.2) shows that each measure μi from . is a convolution of a strictly stable measure with exponent (-β) and a probability distribution of random integral ., where . is a Lévy process with finite (-β)th moment. The situation diff

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Distributions of Stable Processes on Spaces of Measurable Functionsto the space .. = ..(., ω) of α-power integrable functions defined on another σ-finite measure space (.,ω). We consider a cylindrical probability μ defined by the characteristic function ., for 0 < α < 2. This is the characteristic function of the probability distribution induced by a symmetric α-st

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Asymptotic Behavior of Self-Normalized Trimmed Sums: Nonnormal Limits IIItion function .. Arrange the random sample ..,..},…, .. in decreasing order of magnitude, breaking ties by priority of index, and denote the results by {..(1),…, ..(.). Thus . and ..(.)= .. if and only if #. ≤.: ∣..∣ > ∣..∣, or ∣..∣ = ∣..∣ and . ≤.= ..

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On Large Deviations of Gaussian Measures in Banach Spaces)γ(.), and a scalar product <, >. on . by . The completion of . with respect to the norm ∥.;∥. = √<. >. is denoted by H. and called the reproducing kernel Hilbert space of γ. Since .. can and will be viewed as a subset of . For details on the construction and properties of the reproducing kernel Hil

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Some Generalizations of the Euclidean Two-Sample Matching ProblemLet .., …,.., ..,…, .. be i.i.d with the uniform distribution λ on the unit square. The two-sample Euclidean matching problem, also called the transportation cost problem, involves the study of the functional . where π runs over all permutations of the first . integers and ∥ ∥ denotes the Euclidean norm.

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