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Homework problems for a probability theory course, including topics such as schwartz inequality, convergence in probability and almost surely, independent sequences, bernoulli random variables, limiting distributions, and poisson distribution.
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∑^ n
k=
(^1) Ek = 1⋃n k=1 Ek
∑^ n
k=
(^1) Ek
and then, using the Schwartz inequality, prove that
⋃n
k=
Ek
∑n k=1 1 Ek )
∑n k=1 1 Ek )
P (Xn = n) =
n
P (Xn = 0) = 1 −
n
(a) Does {Xn} converge in probability? If so, to what? Why?
(b) Does {Xn} converge in distribution? If so, to what? Why? (c) Suppose in addition that {Xn} is an independent sequence. Does {Xn} converge
almost surely? What is lim supn→∞ Xn and lim infn→∞ Xn almost surely? Explain your answer.
(Ω, B, P ) with X
d = Y and
Let Xn = Y for n ≥ 1. Show that
Xn =⇒ X
but that Xn does NOT converge in probability to X.
d → N (0, τ
2 ),
find the limiting distribution of
(a)
n(
Tn −
θ) and (b)
n(log Tn − log θ) for θ > 0.
P (Ys = k) = e
−s s
k
k!
Compute the chf of Ys. Prove
Ys − s √ s
=⇒ N (0, 1) as s −→ ∞