Geodesic

Tome 23 (1978) no. 4

Sommaire

Ergodic and stability theorems for random walks in the strip and their applications
p. 705-714
Polynomials of generalized random field and its moments
p. 715-730
Limit theorems for time-homogeneous Markov processes
p. 731-743
On the accuracy of the remainder term estimation in the central limit theorem
p. 744-761
A regression problem for continuous time series
p. 762-771
Classification errors in the case of multidimensional distributions
p. 772-781
On the uniqueness and existence of solutions of stochastic equations with respect to semimartingales
p. 782-795
Decomposable statistics and hypothesis testing. The case of small samples
p. 796-806
Limit theorem for a critical multitype Bellman–Harris branching process with infinite second moments
p. 807-818
On the accuracy of Poisson approximation in an occupancy problem
p. 819-824
A lower bound for risks of non-parametrical estimates of density in the uniform metrics
p. 824-828
Einige Aufgaben der Verteilungscharakterisierung, die in der Zuverlässigkeitstheorie entstehen
p. 828-831
The expectation of a branching diffusion process with continuous time
p. 831-836
The minimax and the uniformly best estimates under quadratic loss on the base of the finite statistical structure
p. 836-842
On the Riesz–Markov theorem for vector stochastic measures
p. 842-845
The rejection of outlying observations in angular measurements
p. 846-851
On a probabilistic solution of linear systems of elliptic and parabolic equations
p. 851-855
On a representation of the optimal filtering estimate for Markov processes, governed by stochastic integro-differential equations with partial derivatives
p. 856-861
Summary of Reports Presented at Sessions of The Probability and Statistics Seminar at the Leningrad Section of The Mathematical Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences, 1977
p. 862-873
Summary of Reports Presented at Sessions of the Probability and Statistics Seminar at the Kiev T. G. Shevchenko State University, 1977
p. 874-885
The Twelfth All-Union Seminar on Probability Theory and Mathematical Statistics
New books
p. 887-888