Analysis shows mean convergence in triangular arrays of pairwise negatively dependent random variables, indicating new theoretical insights.
This paper proves that if the sufficient condition for the Kolmogorov–Feller–Gut weak law of large numbers is satisfied, then the corresponding sequence of partial sums converges in mean. The underlying random variables are only assumed to be pairwise negatively dependent. The proof is based on a von Bahr–Esseen-type inequality for pairwise negatively dependent random variables and some properties of regularly varying functions. The main theorems strengthen several results in the literature.
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