
doi: 10.1007/bf01142299
Let X be a random variable that takes a finite number of values, say n, Q the concentration function of X extended for negative values by zero, and N(X,n) the number of discontinuity points of Q. Then \(N(X,n)=n\) for \(n\leq 2\), 3\(\leq N(X,3)\leq 4\), \(4\leq N(X,n)\leq n(n-1)/2+1\) for \(n\geq 4\), and all estimates are sharp.
number of discontinuity points, concentration function, Distribution theory
number of discontinuity points, concentration function, Distribution theory
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