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I'm a Ph.D. student, working on limit theorems of probability theory.

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reviewed No Action Needed Suitable change of measure with importance sampling
3h
reviewed No Action Needed Question regarding Iteratively reweighted least squares?
3h
revised Hilbert space proof
edited tags
3h
reviewed Leave Open Prove product of uniformly convergent sequences of functions is the product of the limiting functions
4h
reviewed Approve suggested edit on Find an equation of the tangent line to a graph
4h
reviewed Close Absolute summable sequence in normed space
5h
answered Combining convergence in probability and the means of the positive sequence of r.v. implies convergence in L 1
5h
answered Deducing a result about entire functions
7h
reviewed Reviewed How is “n+n/2+n/4…1” equal to “2n-1” using the formula for geometric series?
7h
reviewed Close positive semidefinite, positive definite?
7h
comment Proving that $P\left(\bigcup_{j=1}^n E_j^{(n)}\right)\sim\sum_{j=1}^n P(E_j^{(n)})$ for independent events $E_j^{(n)}$
It's not what I said (I said that $\frac{\sum \mu(E_j)^2}{\sum\mu(E_j)}\leq \mu(\bigcup E_j)$.
1d
answered Fourier analysis questions
1d
reviewed Looks Good Mathematical Induction Check, $n! \leq n^n/2^n $
1d
answered Tails of family of integrable functions
1d
comment Proving that $P\left(\bigcup_{j=1}^n E_j^{(n)}\right)\sim\sum_{j=1}^n P(E_j^{(n)})$ for independent events $E_j^{(n)}$
Once you divide by this sum, we get something which converges to $0$ by assumption.
1d
reviewed Close Weibull distribution - is it “heavy tailed” with three parameters? (prooving power law)
2d
answered Proving that $P\left(\bigcup_{j=1}^n E_j^{(n)}\right)\sim\sum_{j=1}^n P(E_j^{(n)})$ for independent events $E_j^{(n)}$
May
22
answered If $E(|X+Y|^p)<\infty$, then $E(|X^p|)<\infty$ and $E(|Y^p|)<\infty$.
May
21
revised Absolute value of an element in a C*-algebra
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May
21
revised $\mathcal{A}\perp_\mathcal{G}\mathcal{B}\wedge\mathcal{H}\subseteq\mathcal{G}\implies\mathcal{A}\perp_\mathcal{H}\mathcal{B}$?
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