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On the Span in L <sup>p</sup> of Sequences of Independent Random Variables

A 1972 University of California Press book chapter presenting mathematical results about linear spans in Lp spaces generated by independent random variables. The source metadata lists it as a book chapter but provides no further event details.

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It documents a mathematical contribution relevant to functional analysis and probability theory.

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On the Span in L <sup>p</sup> of Sequences of Independent Random Variables

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