On the Feller weak law of large numbers in noncommutative probability

Abstract In this note, we extend and refine the sufficient part of the Feller weak law of large numbers by establishing mean convergence for weighted sums and the “maximum” of weighted sums of adapted sequences of measurable operators under regularly varying normalization. The corresponding convergence in measure results are obtained as immediate consequences of these stronger mean convergence results. The results are new even in the classical setting of random variables.

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Mathematica Slovaca
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2026-09-11
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https://doi.org/10.1515/ms-2026-0274
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Probability and Risk Models
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On the Feller weak law of large numbers in noncommutative probability

Nguyen Van Quang
Mathematica Slovaca
Probability and Risk Models
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On the Feller weak law of large numbers in noncommutative probability

Nguyen Van Quang
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Abstract In this note, we extend and refine the sufficient part of the Feller weak law of large numbers by establishing mean convergence for weighted sums and the “maximum” of weighted sums of adapted sequences of measurable operators under regularly varying normalization. The corresponding convergence in measure results are obtained as immediate consequences of these stronger mean convergence results. The results are new even in the classical setting of random variables.

Mathematica Slovaca
Vinh University (VN)
Reduced inequalities
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Probability and Risk Models
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