A characterization of admissible linear estimators of fixed by Synowka-Bejenka E., Zontek S.

By Synowka-Bejenka E., Zontek S.

Within the paper the matter of simultaneous linear estimation of mounted and random results within the combined linear version is taken into account. an important and enough stipulations for a linear estimator of a linear functionality of mounted and random results in balanced nested and crossed type versions to be admissible are given.

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13. B e u r g a i n J. On the primsrity in H ~ -spaces. - Preptint. 6. old SPACES OF HARDY TYPE A Banach Space E of measurable functions on [ 0 , ~ ] is called a symmetric (or rearrangement invariant) space iff the norm of E is monotone and any two equimeasurable functions have equal norms. ( ~ ] , chapter 2). The ~ -spaces ( ~ p ~ ) , the Orlicz spaces and the Lerentz spaces can serve as examples. Remind that if the function is non-decreasing and concave on [ 0 , ~ ] , ~ ( 0 ) ~ 0 , then the Lorentz space A(~) consists of functions ~ such that 4 o where ~ * is the function non-increasing on[0,~g] and equimeasurable with ~ .

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