7. Probability and Statistics Soviet Essays - Sheynin, Oscar

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[3] I bear in mind the well-known p
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successes of physical statistics. B
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classes of independent facts whose
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distribution is a corollary of the
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examine in the first place the curv
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12. According to Bortkiewicz’ ter
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generality, the similarities taking
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one on another, as well as the corr
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is inapplicable because the right s
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Instead, Slutsky introduced new not
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abandoned in August 1936, but it is
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last decades, mathematicians more o
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charged with making the leading ple
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motion and a number of others) are
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phenomena. It is self-evident that
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Such new demands were formulated in
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The addition of independent random
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automatic lathes, etc. Here, the ma
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11. Kolmogorov, A.N. Grundbegriffe
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period 1 and remained, until the ap
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of the analytical tool rather than
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with probability approaching unity,
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logic. The ensuing vagueness in his
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2. Gnedenko, B.V. (1949), On Lobach
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will be sufficient, although not ne
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nlimk = 1P(| k (n) - m k (n) | > H
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favorite classical issue as the gam
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and some quite definite (not depend
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influenced by a construction that a
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P ij (1) = p ij (1) , P ij (t) =kP
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