This is the first post of this blog as well as a testing post.
MathJax testing
Karamata's proof of Hardy-Littlewood Tauberian theorem can be easily adapted to yield a proof the following proposition:
Proposition. Let X be a non-negative random variable and LX(s)=E[e−sX] be its Laplace transform. If A>0 and b≥0, then
LX(s)∼Asb as s→∞⟺FX(ϵ)∼AϵbΓ(b+1) as ϵ→0+.
Language testing
- 한글은 잘 보입니까?
- ひらがな、カタカナ、漢字、皆よく見えますか?
At
ReplyDeletehttps://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1821339/limit-of-x-n3-n2-when-x-n1-x-n-1-sqrt-x-n-with-x-0-gt-0
you give a pointer to a blog entry
http://www.sos440.net/?p=280
that no longer exists. Might you please bring resurrect this particular entry? Or send this to me (in PDF)? Thank you!