Volume 51, Issue 2

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April 2011

THE TENTH VILNIUS CONFERENCE ON PROBABILITY THEORY AND MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS. Part 1. Edited by V. PAULAUSKAS, V. BAGDONAVIÈIUS, E. MANSTAVIÈIUS, D. SURGAILIS

14 articles in this issue

Foreword
V. Paulauskas, Chairman of the Organizing Committee
News 25 May 2011 Pages: 121 - 121
On the variances of a spatial unit root model*
Sándor Baran
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 122 - 140
Measurements of interdependence
Ron Blei
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 141 - 154
A note on Hamiltonicity of uniform random intersection graphs
Mindaugas Bloznelis
Irmantas Radavičius
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 155 - 161
Note on nonuniform estimate for compound poisson approximations to 2-runs
Vydas Čekanavičius
Jūratė Petrauskienė
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 162 - 170
On convex hull of Gaussian samples
Youri Davydov
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 171 - 179
Practices and issues in operational risk modeling under Basel II
Paul Embrechts
Marius Hofert
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 180 - 193
Extending the Thorin class
Bronius Grigelionis
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 194 - 206
Finite-horizon ruin probability asymptotics in the compound discrete-time risk model
Remigijus Leipus
Jonas Šiaulys
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 207 - 219
A limit theorem for additive functions defined on the symmetric group
Eugenijus Manstavičius
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 220 - 232
Rates of convergence in the CLT for linear random fields
Edgaras Mielkaitis
Vygantas Paulauskas
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 233 - 250
Functional central limit theorems for self-normalized partial sums of linear processes
Alfredas Račkauskas
Charles Suquet
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 251 - 259
Some estimates of the normal approximation for φ-mixing random variables
Jonas Kazys Sunklodas
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 260 - 273
Rough paths in idealized financial markets
Vladimir Vovk
OriginalPaper 19 May 2011 Pages: 274 - 285

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