Logarithmic moving averages
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We introduce a moving average summability method, which is proved to be equivalent with the logarithmic $\ell$-method. Several equivalence and Tauberian theorems are given. A strong law of large numbers is also proved.
- Imperial College London
- Imperial College London Finland
- Imperial College London United Kingdom
- Imperial College London
- University of Liverpool United Kingdom
Limit theorems in probability theory, Matrix methods for summability, Tauberian theorems, summability methods, Mathematics - Classical Analysis and ODEs, Special methods of summability, law of large numbers, Classical Analysis and ODEs (math.CA), FOS: Mathematics, moving averages
Limit theorems in probability theory, Matrix methods for summability, Tauberian theorems, summability methods, Mathematics - Classical Analysis and ODEs, Special methods of summability, law of large numbers, Classical Analysis and ODEs (math.CA), FOS: Mathematics, moving averages
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