Abstract

The Spitzer’s law is obtained for the maximum partial sums of widely orthant dependent random variables under more optimal moment conditions.

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  • Introduction and main resultsIt is well known that the sample mean, based on a sequence of independent random variables with common distribution, is a strongly consistent estimator for the population mean

  • Using Etemadi’s subsequence method, Kruglov [8] gave a sufficient condition for the Kolmogorov strong law of large numbers for nonnegative random variables as follows

  • We provide a more optimal moment condition when g is a fairly general function containing above functions

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Introduction

Introduction and main resultsIt is well known that the sample mean, based on a sequence of independent random variables with common distribution, is a strongly consistent estimator for the population mean. Chen and Sung [3] obtained Spitzer’s law for maximum partial sums of WOD random variables as follows. We improve the moment condition when g(x) = max{1, xα}, logα x, (log log x)α for some α > 0.

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