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The book covers a basic course on Probability Theory. The rigorous axiomatic approach continues to be followed. For those who plan to apply probability models in their chosen areas, the book will provide the necessary foundation. For those who want to proceed to work in the area of Stochastic Processes, the present work will provide the necessary preliminary background. It can be used by probabilists, statisticians and mathematicians.
A comprehensive treatment, unique in covering probability theory independently of modern theory. New edition features additional problems, examples that show scope and limitations of various results, and enlarged chapters on laws of large numbers, extensions, and generalizations.
The Book Continues To Cover The Syllabus Of A One-Year Course On Probability Theory. The Rigorous Axiomatic Approach Continues To Be Followed. For Those Who Plan To Apply Probability Models In Their Chosen Areas The Book Will Provide The Necessary Foundation. For Those Who Want To Proceed To Work In The Area Of Stochastic Processes, The Present Work Will Provide The Necessary Preliminary Background. It Can Be Used By Probabilists, Statisticians And Mathematicians. In The Present Revised Edition Many Concepts Have Been Elaborated. Clarifications Are Given For A Number Of Steps In The Proofs Of Results Derived. Additional Examples And Problems Are Given At The End Of Different Chapters. An Additional Preliminary Chapter Has Been Added So That Students Can Recapitulate The Topics Normally Covered In The Undergraduate Courses. It Also Forms The Foundation For Topics Covered In The Remaining Chapters. The Third Edition Incorporates The Suggestions For Improvements Received By The Author When The Earlier Editions Were In Circulation. With The Additional Features And Most Of The Errors Weeded Out, The Book Is Hoped To Become More Useful In The Hands Of Students And Teachers.
Comprises the proceedings of the AMS-IMS-SIAM Summer Research Conference on Statistical Inference from Stochastic Processes, held at Cornell University in August 1987. This book provides students and researchers with a familiarity with the foundations of inference from stochastic processes and intends to provide a knowledge of the developments.
Includes the Compte rendu of the institute's sessions; no sessions held 1914-1922.
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