7. Probability and Statistics Soviet Essays - Sheynin, Oscar

2. On necessary and sufficient conditions for prior probabilities to have sense. TrudySAGU, ser. Math., 19, 1940, 1 – 8.3. Formulating the problem of similarity in the theory of sampling. Ibidem, 20, 1940, 1 –38.Bukhman, E.N. 1. On the problem of congestion. Prikladn. Matematika i Mekhanika 3 –4, 1939.2. Problems of conjection in telephony. Ibidem 6, 1942, 247 – 256.Chebanov,S.G. 1. On the subordination of the vocal structures of the Indo- Europeangroup of languages to the Poisson law. DAN 55, 1947, 103 – 106.Chebotarev, A.S. 1. % &'( .. (Method of Least Squareswith Elements of the Theory of Probability). M. – L., 1936. {Fourth edition, 1958.Unworthy.}Chuprov, A.A. 1. ! % ) {Principles of theMathematical theory of Correlation. London, 1939. In English. German edition, 1925. 2 ndRussian edition, 1960.}Davidov, B. 1. The Fokker – Planck equation in a phase space and the relaxation time ofthe Maxwell distribution. DAN 2, 1934, 212 – 219.Derevitsky, N. 1. Rejection of some data in field experiments and their subsequenttreatment. Trudy SAGU, ser. Math., 22, 1940, 1 – 21.Dimanstein, Ya. 1. On the mathematical description of the movement of population.Nauchn Zapiski. (Kiev), 2, 1926, 115 – 131.Dmitriev, N.A., Dynkin, E.B. 1. On the characteristic numbers of stochastic matrixes.DAN 49, 1945, 159 – 162.2. Characteristic roots of stochastic matrixes. IAN 10, 1946, 167 – 194.Dubrovsky, V.M. 1. A generalization of the theory of the Feller totally {rein}disconnected random processes. DAN 19, 1938, 439 – 444.2. On a boundary value problem of the theory of probability. IAN 4, 1940, 411 – 416.3. A study of totally disconnected random processes by the method of integro-differentialequations. Ibidem 8, 1944, 107 – 128.4. On totally disconnected random processes with aftereffect. DAN 47, 1945, 83 – 85.5. On a problem linked with totally disconnected random processes. Ibidem, 475 – 477.Egudin, G.I. 1. Parameters of the distribution of random variables invariant undertransformation of translation, and algebraic semiinvariants. DAN 48, 1945, 643 – 645.2. On an efficient method of calculating the expectations of central sample moments. DAN53, 1946, 491 – 494.3. On the stability of a very wide class of statistics. DAN 57, 1947, 115 – 117.4. Some relations between the moments of the distribution of the extreme values in arandom sample. DAN 58, 1947, 1581 – 1584.Gelfond, A.O., Khinchin, A.Ya. 1. The Gram determinants for stationary series. Uch. Zap.MGU, 1, 1933, 3 – 5.Gelvikh, P.A. 1. On a wrong derivation in the theory of probability. Izvestia L.Voennotekhnich. Akad. 1, 1927, 128 – 140.Gerasimovich, B. 1. Probability problems connected with the discovery of variable starsin a photographic way. DAN (A), 1931, 93 – 100. In English.Giliarovsky, N.I. 1. Justification of the theory of observational errors. Trudy L. Inst.Inzhenerov Zheleznodorozhn. Transport, 9, 1934, 113.Gikhman, G.I. 1. On a pattern in the formation of random processes. DAN 58, 1947, 961– 964.Ginsburg, G.M. 1. On the limiting laws of distribution in stochastic processes. ZapiskiKharkov Matematich. Tovarishchestvo (4) 17, 1940, 65 – 74.