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autoregressifs et moyennes mobiles Deux articles en 1927 ont ouvert une autre voie : l’article de Yule (’on the method of investigating periodicities in disturbated series with sepcial reference to Wolfer’s sunspot numbers ’) et celui de Slutsky (’the summation of random causes as the source of cyclical processes ’). Yule a introduit dans la littérature les modèles autorégressifs, en considérant des modèles de la forme Yt = ®Y t¡1 + ¯Y t¡2 : Etant données deux valeurs initiales, cette suite présente un

and any measurements f and g, < αf + βg >n = α < f >n +β < g >n . ((d) | < f >n | ≤< |f | >n . ((e) Given two measurements f and g for which f ≥ g with probability 1, then < f >n ≥< g >n . Proof: The properties all follow from the properties of summations. Note that for (a) we must strengthen the requirement that f is nonnegative a.e. to the requirement that all of the f T i are nonnegative a.e. Alternatively, this is a special case of Lemma 4.4.1 in which for a particular x 4.5. TIME AVERAGES

by constantly trying to change, readjust, and impinge upon it. Our concern is that of bringing things into an ordered and consistent relation—whether one of logically organized "knowledge" or practically organized "application" — and we call the summation of our efforts Culture. Their concern might be thought of as an effort to "knock the conventional off balance," and so make themselves powerful and unique in relation to it. If we understand "power" to represent invention, an individual force or

worried that progress was being held back by scientists’ inability to keep abreast of information relevant to their work. The publication of new material, he wrote, “has been extended far beyond our present ability to make use of the record. The summation of human experience is being expanded at a prodigious rate, and the means we use for threading through the consequent maze to the momentarily important item is the same as was used in the days of square-rigged ships.” But a technological solution

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sommation f., intégrale f. sum (to) v. t. (math.), sommer, additionner sumless adj. (math.), infini, incalculable summability n. (math.), sommabilité f. summable adj. (math.), sommable, convergent (pour une série) summate (to) v. t. (math.), sommer summation n. (math.), addition f., somme f., sommation f. summer n. (météo.), été m. summerly adv. (météo.), en été summing n. (math.), sommation f., somme f. summit n., sommet m., pointe f. sun adj., n., soleil n. m. (astro.), solaire adj. (astro.), ~-eclipsing

whole, his verdict is that Oresme’s writings, however novel they were, cannot seriously be considered an anticipation of later ideas. 140 A History of Mathematics This is, at any rate, my interpretation of the way Oresme describes the summation of geometric series; it is hard to be sure not only because the language used is obscure but because, since there is no proof, we cannot see how the result was arrived at. 3. On the other hand, it is possible for a decreasing series to have an infinite