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A note on the almost sure limiting behavior of the maximun of a sequence of partial sums.

André Adler (1988)

Stochastica

The goal of this paper is to show that, in most strong laws of large numbers, the nth partial sum can be replaced with the largest of the first n sums. Moreover it is shown that the usual assumptions of independence and common distribution are unnecessary and that these results apply also to strong laws for Banach valued random elements.

A projective central limit theorem and interacting Fock space representation for the limit process

Vitonofrio Crismale (2007)

Banach Center Publications

Accardi et al. proved a central limit theorem, based on the notion of projective independence. In this note we use the symmetric projective independence to present a new version of that result, where the limiting process is perturbed by the insertion of suitable test functions. Moreover we give a representation of the limit process in 1-mode type interacting Fock space.

A recursion formula for the moments of the gaussian orthogonal ensemble

M. Ledoux (2009)

Annales de l'I.H.P. Probabilités et statistiques

We present an analogue of the Harer–Zagier recursion formula for the moments of the gaussian Orthogonal Ensemble in the form of a five term recurrence equation. The proof is based on simple gaussian integration by parts and differential equations on Laplace transforms. A similar recursion formula holds for the gaussian Symplectic Ensemble. As in the complex case, the result is interpreted as a recursion formula for the number of 1-vertex maps in locally orientable surfaces with a given number of...

A strong invariance principle for negatively associated random fields

Guang-hui Cai (2011)

Czechoslovak Mathematical Journal

In this paper we obtain a strong invariance principle for negatively associated random fields, under the assumptions that the field has a finite ( 2 + δ ) th moment and the covariance coefficient u ( n ) exponentially decreases to 0 . The main tools are the Berkes-Morrow multi-parameter blocking technique and the Csörgő-Révész quantile transform method.

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