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Relations Between the Modes of Convergence

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Let (Xm)m∈N(X_m)_{m\in\mathbb{N}} and XX be random variables on a common probability space, with the modes of convergence of Convergence in Probability. Then:

  1. if Xm→XX_m\to X almost surely, then Xm→XX_m\to X in probability;
  2. if Xm→XX_m\to X in probability, then Xm→XX_m\to X in distribution;
  3. if c∈Rc\in\mathbb{R} and Xm→cX_m\to c in distribution (with cc regarded as the constant random variable, whose cumulative distribution function is 00 for t<ct<c and 11 for t≥ct\ge c), then Xm→cX_m\to c in probability.

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