2012
DOI: 10.1007/s10255-012-0138-6
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Asymptotic property for some series of probability

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“…We first prove the part (a) of this theorem. Recall that He and Xie [14] obtained that Hence the part (a) holds. Next, we prove the part (b).…”
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“…We first prove the part (a) of this theorem. Recall that He and Xie [14] obtained that Hence the part (a) holds. Next, we prove the part (b).…”
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“…We first prove the part (a) of this theorem. Recall that He and Xie [14] obtained that ∞ n=1 P(|S n | ≥ ǫn) = ǫ −2 (σ 2 + o(ǫ q−2 )). Hence the part (a) holds.…”
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“…Many related results have been obtained in the probabilistic space. eir recent results can be found in the studies of Heyde [19]; Liu and Lin [20]; Zhao [21]; Li [22]; Zhou [23]; Gut and Steinebach [24]; He and Xie [25]; Wang et al [26][27][28][29]; Spaataru [30]; and Kong and Dai [31]. However, in sublinear expectations, due to the uncertainty of expectation and capacity, the precise asymptotics is essentially different from the ordinary probability space.…”
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