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Publications de l'Institut Mathematique
2002, vol. 71, br. 85, str. 9-20
jezik rada: engleski
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doi:10.2298/PIM0271009B

On the Laplace transforms of logconcave densities
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Department of Mathematics University of Amsterdam, Holland

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This paper describes for any given logconcave density f the set of all finite measures mi whose Laplace transforms are asymptotic to the Laplace transform of f. It is shown that the density of mi is asymptotic to f if it is logconcave. Thus logconcavity is a Tauberian condition for Laplace transforms of finite measures.

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