1994
DOI: 10.1007/bf01002359
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Random permanents and symmetric statistics

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“…In the first one, which, due to its natural connection with the theory of U-statistics of infinite order, has been also receiving the most attention, only very special types of matrices A were considered, namely, the so-called finite dimensional projection matrices (i.e., of independent, identically distributed columns and a finite number of independent blocks of identical rows). In this setting, the limiting theory for permanents was considered for instance in [20,25,4,11,21]. In the second, perhaps somewhat more natural setting introduced in the early works of Girko (see e.g., [9, Chapter 2 and 7] and references therein), the limiting theory for random permanents has been concerned simply with the matrices of all independent identically distributed (iid) entries.…”
Section: Article In Pressmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the first one, which, due to its natural connection with the theory of U-statistics of infinite order, has been also receiving the most attention, only very special types of matrices A were considered, namely, the so-called finite dimensional projection matrices (i.e., of independent, identically distributed columns and a finite number of independent blocks of identical rows). In this setting, the limiting theory for permanents was considered for instance in [20,25,4,11,21]. In the second, perhaps somewhat more natural setting introduced in the early works of Girko (see e.g., [9, Chapter 2 and 7] and references therein), the limiting theory for random permanents has been concerned simply with the matrices of all independent identically distributed (iid) entries.…”
Section: Article In Pressmentioning
confidence: 99%