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Material Type: Assignment; Class: Advanced Probability; Subject: Statistics; University: North Carolina State University; Term: Spring 2009;
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Homework Set 4
n=1 2 −nXn. Show that there exists a set D with
Lebesgue measure 0 such that P (V ∈ D) = 1.
∑2.^ Let^ Xn^ be i.i.d with P(X^ = 1) =^ p^ = 1^ −^ P(X^ =^ −1), and^ Sn^ = n i=1 Xi. Is {Sn = 0 infinitely often} a tail event? Supply arguments. Show that P(Sn = 0 infinitely often) = 0 or 1. Show that if p 6 = 1/2, P(Sn = 0 infinitely often) = 0. [Use Stirling’s approximation n! ∼
2 πn nne−n]
n=1 P^ (An^ ∩^ A c n+1)^ <^ ∞^ and^ P^ (An)^ → 0, then show that P (lim sup An) = 0. [Hint: With E = lim sup An and F = lim sup(Acn), show that E ∩ F ⊂ lim sup(An ∩ Acn+1) and use P (E) ≤ P (F c) + P (E ∩ F ).]