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Large Deviations And Idempotent Probability 1st Edition Anatolii Puhalskii

Name: Large Deviations And Idempotent Probability 1st Edition Anatolii Puhalskii
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Large Deviations And Idempotent Probability 1st Edition Anatolii Puhalskii instant download after payment.

Publisher: Chapman & Hall/CRC

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.69 MB

Pages: 500

Author: Anatolii Puhalskii, Anatoly Puhalskii

ISBN: 9781420035803, 9781584881988, 1420035800, 1584881984

Language: English

Year: 2001

Edition: 1

Volume: Volume 119

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Large Deviations And Idempotent Probability 1st Edition Anatolii Puhalskii by Anatolii Puhalskii, Anatoly Puhalskii 9781420035803, 9781584881988, 1420035800, 1584881984 instant download after payment.

This Monograph offers in-depth coverage of the recent developments in the study of the large deviation principle (LDP). The author gives a systematic treatment of a novel approach to proving the LDP for sequences of probability measures - applying ideas and methods of weak convergence theory to large deviation settings. He comprehensively investigates the relationship between large deviations and weak convergence and between probability theory and idempotent probability theory.