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  1. Boltzmann statistics $#C+1 = 39 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/B016/B.0106850 Boltzmann statistics ...f particles of an ideal gas (since they do not interact) is not considered in the phase space of all particles (the $ \Gamma $-
  2. Binomial distribution ...ution, called the probability of a positive outcome, which can take values in the interval $ 0 \leq p \leq 1 $. the binomial distribution function is expressed in terms of the standard normal distribution function $ \Phi $
  3. Bernstein method ...and non-linear partial differential equations. Bernstein's method consists in introducing certain new (auxiliary) functions, which depend on the solution g \ \mathop{\rm in} \textrm{ the } \textrm{ disc } D, } \\
  4. Strong mixing conditions ...ns Attribution Share-Alike License'. All pages from StatProb are contained in the [[:Category:Statprob|Category StatProb]]. However, it became clear in the middle of the last century
  5. Queueing theory (Statprob) ...ns Attribution Share-Alike License'. All pages from StatProb are contained in the [[:Category:Statprob|Category StatProb]]. ...irst three decades, moderately in the next three decades, and tremendously in the last four decades, the probabilistic approach to modeling queueing phen
  6. Stochastic point process ...the moments of arrivals for service, in biology by the moments of impulses in nerve fibres, etc. of all points $ t _ {i} \in [ 0 , t ] $
  7. Bonferroni-type inequalities ...ualities]] may become impractical as a result of the large number of terms in $ S _ {k} $( for notation, see [[Bonferroni inequalities|Bonferroni inequalities]]). In order to overcome this difficulty, two kinds of modification can be perform
  8. Ising model ...se the "spins" $S _ { i } = \pm 1$ on the $N$ sites of a regular lattice in a space of dimension $d$) ...i = 1 } ^ { N } S _ { i }$ is "magnetization" , the Zeeman energy $- H M$ in (a1) is the energy gained due to application of the field).
  9. Bernstein, Sergei Natanovich ...ns Attribution Share-Alike License'. All pages from StatProb are contained in the [[:Category:Statprob|Category StatProb]]. '''Summary''' Bernstein's training in and continuing contacts
  10. Bernstein-von Mises theorem is chosen. One of the fundamental theorems in the asymptotic theory of Bayesian inference (cf. [[Bayesian approach|Bayesi ...tion|normal distribution]] asymptotically. This phenomenon was first noted in the case of independent and identically distributed observations by P.S. La
  11. Turbulence, mathematical problems in ...cyclopedia/old_files/data/T094/T.0904440 Turbulence, mathematical problems in ...of numerous eddies of varying sizes and therefore change in space and time in a very irregular fashion).
  12. Asymptotic relative efficiency in testing ...ns Attribution Share-Alike License'. All pages from StatProb are contained in the [[:Category:Statprob|Category StatProb]]. <center>'''Asymptotic Relative Efficiency in Testing'''</center>
  13. Chebyshev inequality in probability theory ...1 = 30 : ~/encyclopedia/old_files/data/C021/C.0201890 Chebyshev inequality in probability theory, ...of deviation of a given random variable from its mathematical expectation in terms of its variance. Let $ X ( \omega ) $
  14. Probabilistic integrals: mathematical aspects ... paths or more generally of fields have been introduced as heuristic tools in several areas of physics and mathematics. Mathematically, they should be in ...als (or integrals with respect to Wiener-type measures) are special cases. In probability the concept of ''flat integral''(or integrals with respect to a
  15. Order statistic A member of the series of order statistics (also called [[variational series]]) based on the results of observations. in an $ n $-
  16. U-statistic statistics is [[#References|[a1]]]: $ A \in {\mathcal X} $.
  17. Normal distribution ...ibutions of random variables (cf. [[Random variable|Random variable]]) and in relation to the joint probability distribution (cf. [[Joint distribution|Jo ...ses, the normal distribution curve becomes more and more pointed. A change in $ a $
  18. Convex analysis ...n mathematical physics, in the theory of entire functions, in mathematical statistics, etc. ...rential|Subdifferential]]; [[Conjugate function|Conjugate function]]). The theorems of convex analysis relate the operations of conjugation, passing to a polar
  19. Toeplitz matrix ...sufficiency of these conditions for regularity were proved by O. Toeplitz in the case of triangular matrices. In the literature the term "Toeplitz matrix" is also used for (finite or inf
  20. Stochastic matrix (i.e. it has multiplicity 1); in general, the multiplicity of the points in the complex plane, is mapped onto itself by rotation through
  21. Huygens, Christiaan ...ns Attribution Share-Alike License'. All pages from StatProb are contained in the [[:Category:Statprob|Category StatProb]]. While in Paris he heard of the Pascal's and Fermat's attempts to solve gaming
  22. Edgeworth series [[Category:Limit theorems]] .../www.encyclopediaofmath.org/legacyimages/e/e035/e035060/e03506017.png" />. In particular, the first terms of the expansion have the form
  23. Information theory ...of extraction of information is connected with reducing the indefiniteness in the knowledge of some object, and the natural numerical measure of indefini ...mation, transmission of|Information, transmission of]]). Often, especially in pure mathematical papers, the term "information theory" is used as a syno
  24. Information ...to certain quantities or phenomena contained in certain data is developed in cybernetics. ...to be able to compare various groups of data by the information contained in it as it is to compare plane figures by their "areas" : Independent of the
  25. Large deviations ...ns Attribution Share-Alike License'. All pages from StatProb are contained in the [[:Category:Statprob|Category StatProb]]. $A \subset {\mathbb R}$ not containing $m$ in its closure,
  26. Orthogonal series \sum _ { n= 0} ^ \infty a _ {n} \phi _ {n} ( x),\ x \in X, ...mal systems and expansions of functions with respect to them have appeared in the research of L. Euler, D. Bernoulli, A. Legendre, P. Laplace, F. Bessel,
  27. Density method One of the methods in analytic number theory based on the study of statistics of the distribution of the zeros of the Riemann zeta-function in the strip $ 0\leq \sigma \leq 1 $,
  28. Distribution function In mathematical analysis, a distribution function is any function satisfying 1 ...tep" distribution function (it has jumps at all the dyadic-rational points in $\left[ 0, 1 \right]$);
  29. Absolute regularity ...) measures used in [[Ergodic theory|ergodic theory]] and mixing conditions in [[Probability theory|probability theory]] based on appropriate mixing coeff ...on disjoint index subsets. An essential feature of these coefficients is, in contrast to ergodic theory, that they provide uniform bounds of dependence
  30. Truncated distribution In the particular case $ a = - \infty $( In (1) the mass concentrated outside $ [ a, b] $


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