The Convergence Rate of the Third and the Fourth Moments
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https://doi.org/10.32626/2308-5878.2017-16.72-80Анотація
The perturbation of the random environment is considered. There is proved that as the perturbed third and the perturbed fourth moments differ from the third and the fourth moments respectively very little. The convergence rate of the perturbed third and the perturbed fourth moments to the unperturbed ones is investigatedПосилання
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