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Mean square convergence of the random Fourier series are discussed.
Note that the mean square convergence results stated in [12] relies on some strict assumptions.
In particular, we propose the asymptotic and per-step (mean square) convergence factors as measures of the convergence speed and derive the exact value for the per-step (mean square) convergence factor.
Then we study their performances in terms of the mean square convergence and the convergence in probability.
A random mean value theorem is established and the mean square convergence of these methods is proved.
As it was in the case of the mean convergence, a sufficient condition for mean square convergence is (39).
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The strong and mean-square convergence rates are obtained.
The strong and mean-square convergence rates are explicitly obtained.
Fig. 7 Mean-square convergence of the splitting method.
Section 4 deals with the mean-square convergence, the almost surely convergence and the asymptotic normality of these estimators.
In what follows, we study the mean-square convergence of the estimator (hat{c}^{2} ) defined by (13).
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