It turns out that our theorem is a natural extension of the classical result obtained by Lvy (1937).doi:10.1080/03610926.2015.1066816Feng HuMarcel Dekker, Inc.Communication in Statistics Theory & Methods
A modification of Theorem 7.2.4.1. Put qΘ=∏i=1Nd(xi,Θi) and assume that max1≤i≤NΘi2→0 and I(d)∑i=1NΘi2→b2,0 < b2 <b2<∞, hold, with I(d)=∫−∞∞[d˙(x,0)]2d(x,0)dx.Then, under condition A2, the statistics Sc given by (7.2.4.1) are, ...
of all minimizing points. Thisminimum setcan equivalently be described in terms of the right and left derivativeD+fandD−foff. Indeed, it follows from Theorem 23.2 of Rockafellar [21] that A(f)={t∈R:D−f(t)⩽0⩽D+f(t)}. (1.2) Alternatively, see Corollary 7.2 in Ferger [10...
Absolutely continuous real-numbered functions are those functions for which the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus (FTC) holds [1]. In other words, absolute continuity identifies which functions can be antiderivatives: a function on a closed, bounded interval is absolutely continuous on that interval if...
3 Brownian Hyperplane ˛-Quantile In this section, we finally introduce the main propositions regarding the hyperplane α-quantile applied to Brownian paths which will be needed to prove Theorem 1.1. The proof of these results rely upon explicit functional forms of the joint density of the ...
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We show that the balayage operation on measurable sets exists in the class of all universally measurable excessive functions, giving an analytic version of the well-known fundamantal result of G. A. Hunt and C. T. Shih. The quasi-continuous elements in H
We discuss continuity and limit of monotone functions, the intermediate value theorem and show that a continuous image of a compact interval is a compact interval and that a continuous function defined on a compact interval is uniformly continuous. These results are all global in the sense that ...
We extend the V BG* property to the context of vector-valued functions and give some characterizations of this property. Necessary and sufficient conditions for vector-valued VBG* functions to be continuous or weakly continuous, except at most on a count