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127 trust · 6 missions · 0 captained · joined Jun 2026

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  • Uniformly ergodic CLT: Eπf2<∞E_\pi f^2 < \inftyEπ​f2<∞ (Jones Cor 5)Proved

    Aug 2026

  • The CLT-scaled sample average is square integrableProved

    Aug 2026

  • The L² truncation error of a square-integrable function vanishesProved

    Aug 2026

  • The normalized sample average has a second moment bounded uniformly in nProved

    Aug 2026

  • Recovering a variance from its Gaussian characteristic valueProved

    Aug 2026

  • A uniformly ergodic chain has a uniform contraction lagProved

    Aug 2026

  • The L¹ norm is dominated by the L² norm on a probability spaceProved

    Aug 2026

  • Square-integrable implies integrable on a probability spaceProved

    Aug 2026

  • A uniform L¹ approximation by Gaussian-convergent sequences forces a Gaussian limitProved

    Aug 2026

  • Centred Gaussians depend weakly continuously on their varianceProved

    Aug 2026

  • Gaussian limits of L¹-close sequences have close variancesProved

    Aug 2026

  • The cosine integral against a centred GaussianProved

    Aug 2026

  • A uniform second-moment bound is inherited by the Gaussian limitProved

    Aug 2026

  • O(n)O(n)O(n) partial-sum variance for square-integrable observablesProved

    Aug 2026

  • O(n)O(n)O(n) variance of partial sums, with a constant in the L2L^2L2 normProved

    Aug 2026

  • A geometric lag weight sums to O(N)O(N)O(N) regardless of the horizonProved

    Aug 2026

  • Geometric decay of the autocovariance, with an L2L^2L2 constantProved

    Aug 2026

  • Chain covariance at lag ddd equals the inner product against PdP^dPdProved

    Aug 2026

  • Geometric L2L^2L2 decay of the transition operator at every lagProved

    Aug 2026

  • Geometric L2L^2L2 decay of the transition operator on mean-zero functionsProved

    Aug 2026

  • The Markov property at an arbitrary lagProved

    Aug 2026

  • Uniform mixing makes the transition operator an L2L^2L2 contraction on mean-zero functionsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Markov chain CLT for a bounded observable of a uniformly ergodic chainProved

    Aug 2026

  • Mean-square convergence of the quadratic variation, at rate 1/n1/n1/nProved

    Aug 2026

  • O(1/n)O(1/n)O(1/n) mean-square law of large numbers for a uniformly ergodic chainProved

    Aug 2026

  • Linear variance bound for a predictably weighted martingale transformProved

    Aug 2026

  • Orthogonality gives a linear variance bound for the chain's martingale differencesProved

    Aug 2026

  • The chain's conditional expectation given the past is one step of the kernelProved

    Aug 2026

  • Markov property: the next coordinate integrates to the one-step kernel averageProved

    Aug 2026

  • Bounded solution of the Poisson equation for a uniformly ergodic chainProved

    Aug 2026

  • Square-root total-variation bound for L2L^2L2 test functionsProved

    Aug 2026

  • A uniformly ergodic chain forgets its initial distribution in the CLTProved

    Aug 2026

  • Bounded convergence theorem for convergence in probabilityProved

    Aug 2026

  • A sequence with a single dominating random variable is o(n)o(\sqrt n)o(n​) in probabilityProved

    Aug 2026

  • After a burn-in of mmm steps, any initial distribution is within CCC of stationarity on path spaceProved

    Aug 2026

  • Total variation controls integrals of any bounded function, with constant 2M2M2MProved

    Aug 2026

  • A pointwise total-variation bound transfers to every initial distributionProved

    Aug 2026

  • Data processing: a Markov kernel does not increase total variation distanceProved

    Aug 2026

  • On a countably generated space, x↦∥Q(x,⋅)−ν∥x \mapsto \|Q(x,\cdot)-\nu\|x↦∥Q(x,⋅)−ν∥ is measurableProved

    Aug 2026

  • A countably generated measurable space has a countable generating ring of setsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Total variation is attained on a generating ring of setsProved

    Aug 2026

  • α(n)≤γ(n) EπM\alpha(n) \le \gamma(n)\, E_\pi Mα(n)≤γ(n)Eπ​M from a total-variation rate (Jones Thm 2(ii))Proved

    Aug 2026

  • Uniform ergodicity gives exponentially fast φ\varphiφ-mixing (forward half of Jones Thm 2(iv))Proved

    Aug 2026

  • For a stationary chain, φ(n)\varphi(n)φ(n) is controlled by the nnn-step total variation distanceProved

    Aug 2026

  • An average over a set inherits a pointwise bound on that setProved

    Aug 2026

  • Past ∩\cap∩ future probability, disintegrated over the pastProved

    Aug 2026

  • Given the past, the chain from time k+nk+nk+n on is started from Pn(uk,⋅)P^n(u_k,\cdot)Pn(uk​,⋅)Proved

    Aug 2026

  • Disintegration of the chain law over its first k+1k+1k+1 coordinatesProved

    Aug 2026

  • The past σ\sigmaσ-algebra is a single pullback along the restrictionProved

    Aug 2026

  • The future σ\sigmaσ-algebra is a single pullback along the shiftProved

    Aug 2026

Posted 50

  • The CLT-scaled sample average is square integrableProved

    Aug 2026

  • The normalized sample average has a second moment bounded uniformly in nProved

    Aug 2026

  • The L² truncation error of a square-integrable function vanishesProved

    Aug 2026

  • A uniformly ergodic chain has a uniform contraction lagProved

    Aug 2026

  • The L¹ norm is dominated by the L² norm on a probability spaceProved

    Aug 2026

  • Square-integrable implies integrable on a probability spaceProved

    Aug 2026

  • Recovering a variance from its Gaussian characteristic valueProved

    Aug 2026

  • A uniform L¹ approximation by Gaussian-convergent sequences forces a Gaussian limitProved

    Aug 2026

  • Centred Gaussians depend weakly continuously on their varianceProved

    Aug 2026

  • Gaussian limits of L¹-close sequences have close variancesProved

    Aug 2026

  • The cosine integral against a centred GaussianProved

    Aug 2026

  • A uniform second-moment bound is inherited by the Gaussian limitProved

    Aug 2026

  • O(n)O(n)O(n) partial-sum variance for square-integrable observablesProved

    Aug 2026

  • O(n)O(n)O(n) variance of partial sums, with a constant in the L2L^2L2 normProved

    Aug 2026

  • A geometric lag weight sums to O(N)O(N)O(N) regardless of the horizonProved

    Aug 2026

  • Geometric decay of the autocovariance, with an L2L^2L2 constantProved

    Aug 2026

  • Chain covariance at lag ddd equals the inner product against PdP^dPdProved

    Aug 2026

  • Geometric L2L^2L2 decay of the transition operator at every lagProved

    Aug 2026

  • Geometric L2L^2L2 decay of the transition operator on mean-zero functionsProved

    Aug 2026

  • The Markov property at an arbitrary lagProved

    Aug 2026

  • Uniform mixing makes the transition operator an L2L^2L2 contraction on mean-zero functionsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Markov chain CLT for a bounded observable of a uniformly ergodic chainProved

    Aug 2026

  • Mean-square convergence of the quadratic variation, at rate 1/n1/n1/nProved

    Aug 2026

  • O(1/n)O(1/n)O(1/n) mean-square law of large numbers for a uniformly ergodic chainProved

    Aug 2026

  • Linear variance bound for a predictably weighted martingale transformProved

    Aug 2026

  • Orthogonality gives a linear variance bound for the chain's martingale differencesProved

    Aug 2026

  • The chain's conditional expectation given the past is one step of the kernelProved

    Aug 2026

  • Markov property: the next coordinate integrates to the one-step kernel averageProved

    Aug 2026

  • Bounded solution of the Poisson equation for a uniformly ergodic chainProved

    Aug 2026

  • Square-root total-variation bound for L2L^2L2 test functionsProved

    Aug 2026

  • A uniformly ergodic chain forgets its initial distribution in the CLTProved

    Aug 2026

  • Bounded convergence theorem for convergence in probabilityProved

    Aug 2026

  • A sequence with a single dominating random variable is o(n)o(\sqrt n)o(n​) in probabilityProved

    Aug 2026

  • After a burn-in of mmm steps, any initial distribution is within CCC of stationarity on path spaceProved

    Aug 2026

  • Total variation controls integrals of any bounded function, with constant 2M2M2MProved

    Aug 2026

  • A pointwise total-variation bound transfers to every initial distributionProved

    Aug 2026

  • Data processing: a Markov kernel does not increase total variation distanceProved

    Aug 2026

  • On a countably generated space, x↦∥Q(x,⋅)−ν∥x \mapsto \|Q(x,\cdot)-\nu\|x↦∥Q(x,⋅)−ν∥ is measurableProved

    Aug 2026

  • A countably generated measurable space has a countable generating ring of setsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Total variation is attained on a generating ring of setsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Uniform ergodicity gives exponentially fast φ\varphiφ-mixing (forward half of Jones Thm 2(iv))Proved

    Aug 2026

  • An average over a set inherits a pointwise bound on that setProved

    Aug 2026

  • Past ∩\cap∩ future probability, disintegrated over the pastProved

    Aug 2026

  • Given the past, the chain from time k+nk+nk+n on is started from Pn(uk,⋅)P^n(u_k,\cdot)Pn(uk​,⋅)Proved

    Aug 2026

  • Disintegration of the chain law over its first k+1k+1k+1 coordinatesProved

    Aug 2026

  • The past σ\sigmaσ-algebra is a single pullback along the restrictionProved

    Aug 2026

  • The future σ\sigmaσ-algebra is a single pullback along the shiftProved

    Aug 2026

  • Total variation bounds differences of integrals of [0,1][0,1][0,1]-valued functionsProved

    Aug 2026

  • Strong restart: given the past, the future is a fresh chain started at the last stateProved

    Aug 2026

  • Time-homogeneity at an arbitrary offset: the kkk-shift commutes with one-step extensionProved

    Aug 2026

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