
doi: 10.1137/1102018
Let sequence (1) of independent random variables assuming only integral values satisfy conditions (A) and (B). The following proposition is proved:In order for correlation (2) to hold true for a sequence differing from (1) only by a finite number of terms, it is necessary and sufficient for (3) to be satisfied.
probability theory
probability theory
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