Asymptotic expansions for distribution of sums quasi-lattice random variables
Althoug Chebyshev [3] and Edeworth [5] had conceived of the formal expansions for distribution of sums of independent random variables, but only in Cramer’s work [4] was laid a proper foundation of this problem. In the case when random variables are lattice Esseen get the asymptotic expansion in a new different form.
Algimantas Bikelis +2 more
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Analysis of quasi-lattice distributions of statistics from finite population
Edgeworth expansions are used for approximation of quantiles, estimation of parameters, construction of confidence intervals and testing hypothesis. Paper shows how to construct ` ` long'' Edgewort asymptotic expansions.
Jurgita Turkuvienė, Algimantas Bikelis
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A categorical equivalence for bounded distributive quasi lattices satisfying: x ∨ 0 = 0 ⇒ x = 0
Abstract In this work, we investigate a categorical equivalence between the class of bounded distributive quasi lattices that satisfy the quasiequation x∨0 = 0 =⇒ x = 0, and a category whose objects are sheaves over Priestley spaces.
FREYTES, HECTOR CARLOS, LEDDA, ANTONIO
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Quasi-lattice distributions analysis
n this work we define quasi lattice distributions functions.
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A representation theorem for distributive quasi-lattices [PDF]
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A comment on Balbes' representation theorem for distributive quasi-lattices [PDF]
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Improving the Precision of First-Principles Calculation of Parton Physics from Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics. [PDF]
Zhao Y.
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Design of novel orthotic insoles based on partition infilling of TPMS structures. [PDF]
Lyu Y +6 more
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Energy Absorption Mechanisms in Minimal Surface Versus Truss-like Lattice Structures: Experimental and Numerical Insights. [PDF]
Huang Z, Liu Y, Liu J, Mu D.
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