WebThe Gartner-Ellis theorem does not work in the reverse and there can be examples of large deviation functions I(x) which are not convex functions and, for instance, have several minima. In these cases one can still de ne g( ) as the Legendre transform of I(x), but in general g( ) will not be a di erentiable function and will not satisfy the de ... http://web.math.ku.dk/~collamore/HPLD-ap.pdf
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WebGartner–Ellis-tétel. Alkalmazások: nagy eltérés tételek bolyongásokra, véges állapotter ű Markov-láncok trajektóriájának empirikus eloszlására, statisztikai alkalmazások. Általános elmélet: Nagy eltérés elvek általában. Kontrakciós elv és Varadhan-lemma. ... theorem in R d. Gartner–Ellis theorem. Applications: large ... WebThe Gartner-Ellis theorem gives conditions for the existence of a suitable lower bound and, in particular, when this is the same as the upper bound. We define the logarithmic moment generating function and assume that the limit exists for all . We also assume that , where . We also define the Fenchel-Legendre transform as before: rocket on scratch
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WebAbstract A generalization of the Gartner-Ellis theorem for arbitrary random sequences is established. It is shown that the conventional formula of the large deviation rate function, based on the moment generating function techniques, fails to describe the general (possibly nonconvex) large deviation rate for an arbitrary random sequence. WebJun 14, 2024 · • One may be confused by the reference to Cramér’s theorem, whereas we use a generalization of the Gartner– Ellis steepness condition. We refer here to the range of applications of Theorem 1, which concerns indepen-dent variables, rather than the assumption. Moreover, the steepness condition is not used for deriving the WebSymmetry in Nonlinear Mathematical Physics 1997, V. 2, 331–335. On Parasupersymmetries in a Relativistic Coulomb Problem for the Modified Stueckelberg Equation Arthur SERGEYEV Institute of Mathematics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, 3 Tereshchenkivs' ka Str., Kyiv 4, Ukraine Abstract We consider a Coulomb … rocket optimization