AbstractIt is the purpose of this paper to show that, when X and Y are independent normal random variables with zero means and (possibly unequal) standard deviations σ and τ, respectively, then Z = (σ−1 + τ−1)XY/(X2 + Y2)12 and W = sign(X)·(σ−1X2−τ−1Y2)/(X2 + Y2)12 are independent normal variables, both with mean 0 and variance 1. The parts of this result which exist in the literature have proofs which are needlessly sophisticated and technical. We make use of a simple univariate transformation of a uniform variable
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This article extends and amplifies on results from a paper of over forty years ago. It provides soft...
This article extends and amplifies on results from a paper of over forty years ago. It provides soft...
Let $X$ and $Y$ be two random vectors with values in $\bbfR\sp k$ and $\bbfR\sp \ell$, respectively....
AbstractIf X1 and X2 are independent and identically distributed (i. i. d.) with finite variance, th...
AbstractIt is the purpose of this note to provide a direct proof of the fact that, when X and Y are ...
AbstractWe give three elementary and short proofs of the following statement: if X and Y are indepen...
AbstractIt is the purpose of this paper to show that, when X and Y are independent normal random var...
AbstractIt is the purpose of this note to provide a direct proof of the fact that, when X and Y are ...
AbstractA simple direct proof is given of a result due to L. Shepp that a certain function of two in...
AbstractA simple direct proof is given of a result due to L. Shepp that a certain function of two in...
A conjecture of Bobkov and Houdré (1995), recently proved by Kwapien et al. (1995), stated that if X...
Texte intégral sur le site: https://www.scienpress.comIn this paper, we present three remarkable pro...
This article extends and amplifies on results from a paper of over forty years ago. It provides soft...
International audienceIn this paper, we present three remarkable properties of the normal distributi...
The distribution of the ratio of two independent normal random variables X and Y is heavy tailed and...
This article extends and amplifies on results from a paper of over forty years ago. It provides soft...
This article extends and amplifies on results from a paper of over forty years ago. It provides soft...
Let $X$ and $Y$ be two random vectors with values in $\bbfR\sp k$ and $\bbfR\sp \ell$, respectively....
AbstractIf X1 and X2 are independent and identically distributed (i. i. d.) with finite variance, th...