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Link between moment-generating function and characteristic function

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Lindeberg CLT for exponential independent variables

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Convergence of Random Sequence

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How to compute a limit of $L_p$ norms?

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Showing independence

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Is Slutsky's theorem still valid when two sequences both converge to a non-degenerate random variable?

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Convergence in probability, $X_i$ IID with finite second moment

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Given the moment generating function of $X$, find the distribution of $X$

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Quadratic form of a bivariate normal

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Moments of the Kolmogorov distribution

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Convergence in probability of reciprocal

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Probability Generating Function of Poisson Distribution

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Confusion related to derivation of product of gaussian

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Strict stationarity implies bounded in probability

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Does k moments imply k + $\epsilon$ moments?

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Applying Minkowski's Inequality to Show Convergence of $\overline X_n$ in the $L^p$ spaces

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Expectation of maximum of a sequence of identically distributed but not independent RVs

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$\liminf$ and $\limsup$ for more general case- beyond the sequence set up

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Product of Independent Gaussian Variables

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Find the limiting distribution of Sum over Sum of Squares

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$\sigma$-algebra intersection of infinite subsets

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Show that the random variable $V=X-a$ and $U=a-X$ have same distribution?

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Show $Y$ converges to $a$

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Convergence in distribution of sum implies marginal convergence?

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Finding distribution function

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Why is this probability statement true?

answered Oct 2, 2014 at 10:49

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What are $\rho$-, $\beta$-, and $\alpha$-mixing conditions?

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Suppose $X \geq 0$ and $Y \geq 0$ are random variables and that $p\geq 0$

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Convergence of expectation

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Check my proof regarding convergence in probability

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Link between moment-generating function and characteristic function

Lindeberg CLT for exponential independent variables

Convergence of Random Sequence

How to compute a limit of $L_p$ norms?

Showing independence

Is Slutsky's theorem still valid when two sequences both converge to a non-degenerate random variable?

Convergence in probability, $X_i$ IID with finite second moment

Given the moment generating function of $X$, find the distribution of $X$

Quadratic form of a bivariate normal

Moments of the Kolmogorov distribution

Convergence in probability of reciprocal

Probability Generating Function of Poisson Distribution

Confusion related to derivation of product of gaussian

Strict stationarity implies bounded in probability

Does k moments imply k + $\epsilon$ moments?

Applying Minkowski's Inequality to Show Convergence of $\overline X_n$ in the $L^p$ spaces

Expectation of maximum of a sequence of identically distributed but not independent RVs

$\liminf$ and $\limsup$ for more general case- beyond the sequence set up

Product of Independent Gaussian Variables

Find the limiting distribution of Sum over Sum of Squares

$\sigma$-algebra intersection of infinite subsets

Show that the random variable $V=X-a$ and $U=a-X$ have same distribution?

Show $Y$ converges to $a$

Convergence in distribution of sum implies marginal convergence?

Finding distribution function

Why is this probability statement true?

What are $\rho$-, $\beta$-, and $\alpha$-mixing conditions?

Suppose $X \geq 0$ and $Y \geq 0$ are random variables and that $p\geq 0$

Convergence of expectation

Check my proof regarding convergence in probability