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Khinchin, A.Ya. 43. Math. Ann. 101, 1929, 745 – 752.72. Ibidem, 109, 1934, 604 – 615.82. Bull. MGU A, 1, No. 1, 1937, 6 – 17.86. MS 2 (44), 1937, 79 – 120.91. +& … (Limiting Laws for Sums of Independent Random Variables).M. – L., 1938.129. Trudy MIAN 33, 1950, 1 – 56.130. UMZh 4, 1950, 3 – 17.131. UMN 5, No. 3 (37), 1950, 3 – 46.133. DAN 71, 1950, 1037 – 1039.134. …(Math. Principles of Quantum Statistics). M. – L.,1951.136. Trudy MIAN 38, 1951, 345 – 365.137. DAN 78, 1951, 461 – 463.141. UMN 8, No. 3 (55), 1953, 3 – 20.143. Trudy MIAN 49, 1955, 1 – 123.147. UMN 11, No. 1 (67), 1956, 17 – 75.Khinchin, A.Ya., Lévy, P. C.r. 202, 1937, 374 – 376.Kloss, B.M. 1. DAN 109, 1956, 453 – 455.Kolmogorov, A.N. 25. C.r. 191, 1930, 910 – 912.27. Math. Ann. 104, 1931, 415 – 458.30. IAN, Math. i Estestven. Nauki 1931, 959 – 962.40. G. Ist. Ital. Attuari 4, 1933, 83 – 91.45. Ann. Math. 35, 1934, 116 – 117.46. (Proc. 2nd All-Union Math.Congress), vol. 1. L., 1934, 349 – 358.53. C.r. 200, 1935, 1717.76. Math. Ann. 113, 1937, 766 – 772.77. This is a Russian translation of 27.84. Uch. Zap. MGU 30, 1939, 3 – 16.85. DAN 26, 1940, 6 – 9.86. Ibidem, 115 – 118.90. DAN 31, 1941, 99 – 101.92. Annals Math. Stat. 12, 1941, 461 – 463.105. VI Zjazd Mat. Polskich, 1948, 22 – 30.114. Same source as Boiarsky, 240 – 268.115. IAN 13, 1949, 281 – 300.117. IAN 14, 1950, 303 – 326.124. Uch. Zap. MGU, Matematika No. 4, 1951, 53 – 59.129. % … (Statistical Quality Inspection When the AdmissibleNumber of Defective Articles Is Zero). L., 1951.136. Vestnik MGU 10, 1953, 29 – 38.151. TV 1, 1956, 239 – 247.152. Ibidem, 426 – 436.160. * ... (Session of AN Soviet Union. Scientific Problems ofAutomation of Production. Plenary Sittings). M., 1957, 66 – 99.Kolmogorov, A.N., Prokhorov, Yu.V. 158. Bericht über die TagingWahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung und math. Statistik. Berlin, 1956, 113 – 126.Kolmogorov, A.N., Sevastianov, B.A. 102. DAN 56, 1947, 783 – 786.Koroliuk, V.S. 5. DAN 95, 1954, 443 – 4466. IAN 19, 1955, 81 – 96.
10. DAN 108, 1956, 183 – 186.Krein, M.G. 85. DAN 46, 1945, 339 – 342.134. DAN 94, 1954, 13 – 16.Kubilius, I.P. 10. DAN 100, 1955, 623 – 626.14. UMN 11, No. 2 (68), 1956, 31 – 66.Kuznetsov, P.I., Stratonovich, R.L., Tikhonov, V.I. 18. Zhurnal Eksperimentaln. iTeoretich. Fiziki 24, No. 1, 1954, 103 – 112.20. DAN 94, 1954, 615 – 618.21. DAN 97, 1954, 639 – 642.Kvit, I.D. 1. DAN 71, 1950, 229 – 231.Levin, B.R. 7. ( ... (Theory of Stochastic Processes and Its Applicationin Radio Engineering). M., 1957.Liapunov, A.A. 35. UMN 6, No. 1 (11), 1951, 178 – 186.Linnik, Yu.V. 43. IAN 13, 1949, 65 – 94.51. DAN UzSSR 2, 1950, 3 – 6.74. UMN 9, No. 4 (62), 1954, 203 – 210.83. Vestnik LGU 13, 1956, 63 – 68.91. TV 1, 1956, 466 – 478.93. TV 2, 1957, 34 – 59.95. DAN 113, 1957, 974 – 976.101. DAN 116, 1957, 735 – 737.Linnik, Yu.V., Sapogov, N.A. 44. IAN 13, 1949, 533 – 566.Linnik, Yu.V., Sapogov, N.A., Sarmanov, O.V. Commentary on Markov’s papers onprobability theory. In Markov, A.A. (Sel. Works). N.p., 1951, 614 – 642.Translated in Probability and Statistics. Russian papers. Berlin, 2004. {Sarmanov onlycommented on some of Markov’s memoirs (Ibidem, pp. 672 – 678) and he was not acoauthor of the general conmmentary.}Mania, G.M. 1. DAN 69, 1949, 495 – 497.2. Uch. Zasp. Moskovsk. Gorodsk. Pedagogich. Inst., Fiz.-Matematich. Fak. No. 16 (3),1951, 17 – 63.Martynov, A.V. 1. DAN 113, 1957, 752 – 755.Meisler, D.G. 3. Sbornik Trudov Inst. Matematiki AN Ukr. SSR 12, 1949, 31 – 35.5. DAN Ukr. SSR 1, 1950, 3 – 10.6. Trudy IMM UzSSR 10, No. 1, 1952, 96 – 105.7. Nauchn. Zapiski Lvov Politekhnich. Inst., ser. Fiz.-Matematich. No. 1, 1955, 24 – 44.Meisler, D.G., Parasiuk, O.S., Rvacheva, E.L. 1. DAN 60, 1948, 1127 – 1128.Mikhalevich, V.S. 3. DAN 85, 1952, 485 – 488.4. UMZh 8, 1956, 454.5. TV 1, 1956, 437 – 465.Mitropolsky, A.K. 16. Trudy L. Lesotekhnich. Akad. 65, 1949, 73 – 92.18. UMN 4, No. 5 (33), 1949, 142 – 175.20. (Statistical calculus), vol. 1. L., 1952.22. Same, vol. 3. L., 1953.Obukhov, A.M. 7. UMZh 6, 1954, 37 – 42.8. Trudy Geofizich. Inst. 24 (151), 1954, 3 – 42.Ozols, V.V. 1. IAN Latv. SSR 8 (109), 1956, 153 – 158.2. Ibidem 10 (111), 141 – 152. (In Lettish)Petrov, V.V. 1. Vestnik LGU 8, 1953, 13 – 25.2. UMN 9, No. 1 (59), 1954, 41 – 62; 11, No. 2 (68), 1956, 250 – 251.3. UMN 9, No. 4 (62), 1954, 195 – 202.6. TV 1, 1956, 349 – 357.
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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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