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The following pages link to On the Baum-Katz theorem for sequences of pairwise independent random variables with regularly varying normalizing constants (Q2223439):

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• A Baum-Katz theorem for i.i.d. random variables with higher order moments (Q466995) (← links)
• The Baum-Katz theorem for dependent sequences (Q524157) (← links)
• An analogue of the Baum-Katz theorem for weakly dependent random variables (Q1585627) (← links)
• On the strong laws of large numbers for sequences of blockwise pairwise and coordinatewise negatively dependent random vectors in Hilbert spaces (Q2121869) (← links)
• Baum-Katz's type theorems for pairwise independent random elements in certain metric spaces (Q2198283) (← links)
• The Marcinkiewicz-Zygmund-type strong law of large numbers with general normalizing sequences (Q2224964) (← links)
• A note on the stochastic domination condition and uniform integrability with applications to the strong law of large numbers (Q2244593) (← links)
• A supplement to the complete convergence (Q2494682) (← links)
• The Hsu-Robbins-Erdös theorem for the maximum partial sums of quadruplewise independent random variables (Q2682680) (← links)
• On weak laws of large numbers for maximal partial sums of pairwise independent random variables (Q2687969) (← links)
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• Optimal moment conditions for complete convergence for maximal normed weighted sums from arrays of rowwise independent random elements in Banach spaces (Q6100698) (← links)
• Sharp sufficient conditions for mean convergence of the maximal partial sums of dependent random variables with general norming sequences (Q6144665) (← links)
• A Rosenthal-type inequality for some classes of dependent random variables and its applications (Q6180946) (← links)
• On Rio's proof of limit theorems for dependent random fields (Q6204185) (← links)
• On mean convergence for the partial sums from arrays of rowwise and pairwise \(M_N\)-negatively dependent random variables (Q6586735) (← links)
• Complete convergence for the maximal partial sums without maximal inequalities (Q6608734) (← links)