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Optimal Control Problems: A General Scheme,Convergence is distribution of a sequence . of real random variable is traditionally defined to mean convergence of distribution functions at each continuity point of the limit distribution function: ..

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Existence of Classical Solutions, converges almost surely to .(.). The classical Glivenko-Cantelli theorem strengthens the result by adding that the convergence holds uniformly over all .. The strong law also tells us that the proportion of points in any fixed set converges almost surely to the probability of that set. The strength

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Optimal Control Problems: A General Scheme,udy of continuity properties of the functional; the study of the stochastic process as a random element of a space of functions. The method has its greatest appeal when many different statistics can be written as functionals on the same process, or when the process has a form that suggests a simple

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Optimal Control Problems: A General Scheme,set of .[0,1]. It is well suited for convergence to brownian motion, brownian bridge, and the gaussian processes that appear as limits in the Empirical Central Limit Theorem. But it excludes, for example, poisson processes and other non-gaussian processes with independent increments, whose jumps are

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Optimal Control Problems: A General Scheme,r to informal approximation arguments, but usually at the cost of increased technical detail. For some asymptotics problems, especially those concerned with central limit theorems for statistics defined by maximization or minimization of a random process, many of the technicalities can be drawn off