Let x （xn）≥1 be a martingale on a noncommutative probability space n （M, r） and （wn）n≥1 a sequence of positive numbers such that Wn = ∑ k=1^n wk →∞ as n →∞ We prove that x = （x.）n≥1 converges in E（M...Let x （xn）≥1 be a martingale on a noncommutative probability space n （M, r） and （wn）n≥1 a sequence of positive numbers such that Wn = ∑ k=1^n wk →∞ as n →∞ We prove that x = （x.）n≥1 converges in E（M） if and only if （σn（x）n≥1 converges in E（.hd）, where E（A//） is a noncommutative rearrangement invariant Banach function space with the Fatou property and σn（x） is given by σn（x） = 1/Wn ∑k=1^n wkxk, n=1, 2, .If in addition, E（Ad） has absolutely continuous norm, then, （an（x））≥1 converges in E（.M） if and only if x = （Xn）n≥1 is uniformly integrable and its limit in measure topology x∞∈ E（M）.展开更多
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文摘Let x （xn）≥1 be a martingale on a noncommutative probability space n （M, r） and （wn）n≥1 a sequence of positive numbers such that Wn = ∑ k=1^n wk →∞ as n →∞ We prove that x = （x.）n≥1 converges in E（M） if and only if （σn（x）n≥1 converges in E（.hd）, where E（A//） is a noncommutative rearrangement invariant Banach function space with the Fatou property and σn（x） is given by σn（x） = 1/Wn ∑k=1^n wkxk, n=1, 2, .If in addition, E（Ad） has absolutely continuous norm, then, （an（x））≥1 converges in E（.M） if and only if x = （Xn）n≥1 is uniformly integrable and its limit in measure topology x∞∈ E（M）.
