Titlebook: Geometric Aspects of Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics; V. V. Buldygin,A. B. Kharazishvili Book 2000 Springer Science+Busines

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Disziplinschwierigkeiten in der Schulec is very wide and is under extensive investigations. The reader who is interested in these questions, can be referred to many books and monographs devoted to the subject, e.g., [18], [47], [72], [85], [134] and [165]. However, it is not reasonable to miss some well-known statements from this topic,

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Biological Activity of Diterpenes,n particular, on infinite-dimensional Banach spaces). Among them some widely known classical spaces consisting of sequences of real numbers can be met rather frequently. Therefore, it is reasonable to recall in this section a number of typical properties of such spaces.

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The use of diuretics in heart disease, demonstrate applications of these analogues in probability theory, mathematical statistics and infinite-dimensional analysis. In other words, we wish to consider several problems and questions which are closely connected with the Anderson inequality and are of interest from the probabilistic viewpo

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Objects and Object-Orientation,e techniques of modern probability theory. The trajectories of such processes may be rather complicated. A characteristic feature of these trajectories is their significant oscillation. In particular, this phenomenon can easily be discovered by watching realizations of images, under linear transform

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17500-3given, such that . is not accessible for a direct observation, but . is completely accessible. Suppose also that there are some close relationships between these two processes. Then it is natural to estimate the values of . starting with the corresponding values of . (in other words, having a certai

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Convex sets in vector spaces,r further considerations. Most theorems presented in the section will be given without proofs. For more information around this topic, we refer the reader to the fundamental monograph by Bourbaki [29] (see also [179]).