definition 11.42 Characteristic function

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definition 11.42: Characteristic function11.42lemma A.197: The transform is differentiable at the originA.197lemma A.179: Truncation estimateA.179lemma 11.44: Second-order expansion11.44proposition 11.43: Elementary properties11.43proposition 11.81: Density, mean and variance11.81theorem A.192: Berry–EsseenA.192theorem A.168: Lévy's continuity theoremA.168theorem A.177: Fourier inversion for a distribution functionA.177theorem A.183: Lindeberg–FellerA.183theorem 11.45: Lévy's continuity theorem11.45equation 11.31: eq:prob-expbound11.31proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-121prooflemma A.180: TightnessA.180proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-106prooftheorem 11.46: Central limit theorem, Lindeberg–Lévy11.46theorem 11.48: Lindeberg–Feller11.48proof : ch:09-probability-statistics@proof-16prooflemma A.200: Transform estimateA.200proof : ch:09-probability-statistics@proof-15proofdefinition 11.80: Chi-squared11.80corollary 11.84: Residuals about a weighted mean; the Birge ratio11.84example 33.15: The six values are mutually inconsistent, and by how much33.15proof : ch:09-probability-statistics@proof-34proofdefinition 11.28: Gaussian distribution11.28proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-125proofdefinition 11.21: Distribution function11.21corollary A.181: The converseA.181proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-108prooflemma A.172: DirichletA.172corollary A.178: The characteristic function determines the distributionA.178lemma A.196: Inversion for a differenceA.196proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-104proofcorollary A.188: Lindeberg–Lévy is the special caseA.188corollary A.189: Lyapunov's conditionA.189proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-114proofproof : ch:09-probability-statistics@prooflink-1proof

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