Applications of Measure Theory to Statistics

1. Calculation of Improper Integrals by Using Uniformly Distributed Sequences
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2. Infinite-Dimensional Monte Carlo Integration
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3. Structure of All Real-Valued Sequences Uniformly Distributed in




[-frac{1}{2}, frac{1}{2}]

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-

1
2

,

1
2

]



from the Point of View of Shyness
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4. On Moore–Yamasaki–Kharazishvili Type Measures and the Infinite Powers of Borel Diffused Probability Measures on R
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5. Objective and Strong Objective Consistent Estimates of Unknown Parameters for Statistical Structures in a Polish Group Admitting an Invariant Metric
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6. Why Null Hypothesis Is Rejected for Almost Every Infinite Sample by the Hypothesis Testing of a Maximal Reliability
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Avainsanat: Statistics, Statistical Theory and Methods, Applications of Mathematics, Analysis, Mathematical Physics, Topology