Titlebook: Contributions to Stochastics; In Honour of the 75t Wolfgang Sendler Book 1987 Physica-Verlag Heidelberg 1987 Markov chain.Parameter.Power.V

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A Characteristic Property of Atomic Measures with Finitely Many Atoms Resp. Atomless Measures,ly it is proved that a finite measure on a σ-algebra is atomless if and only if the support of the regular Borel measure of the corresponding Stone representation does not contain a σ-additive measure.

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P. Rentrop,J. Petersen,H. Roskammn procedures based on a finite stopping time τ are considered. A Cramer-Rao inequality is given in the sequential case and the efficiency of sequential estimators is discussed. As an application special results are given for Poisson branching processes.

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Franz-Josef Feldhege,Günter KrauthanIt is shown that this adjustment process exhibits some natural requirements for the behaviour of investors. Contrary to other multiperiod models this approach can be seen to be endogeneously defined since transition probabilities are implied by Bayes formula.

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Robust Statistical Methods Applied in the Analysis of Geochemical Variables,ntation, multiple regression analysis, canonical correlation, outlier detection. The main objective in this study is the outlier-resistent analysis of the data and the report of the outliers which are interesting for exploration.

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On Convergence in Law of Random Elements in Certain Function Spaces, (like the uniform one) and which at the same time allows for a straightforward generalization in handling also empirical processes based on multivariate observations up to empirical processes based on random data in arbitrary sample spaces and being indexed by certain classes of sets or functions, respectively.