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Fixed negative-axis directional resolvent integrals converge

Statement

Under the hypotheses of the sample-covariance resolvent deterministic-equivalent theorem, for each fixed s>0 the directional measures satisfy ∫[0,∞)1t+s dμnxn(t)⟶∫[0,∞)1t+s dFc,H(t)almost surely.

Statement references

Bai, Miao, and Pan, Theorem 1, printed pp. 8–9 (full paper PDF).

Facts & Assumptions

Given: The hypotheses and directional measures in the Statement.

[F1]

The directional measures converge almost surely weakly to Fc,H (Sample-covariance resolvent deterministic equivalents).

[F2]

Weak convergence means convergence of integrals against every bounded continuous real-valued function (Weak convergence of borel probability measures).

[F3]

The directional spectral measure is ∑λ∥Pλxn∥22δλ for a deterministic unit vector (Directional spectral measure of a Hermitian matrix).

Proof

1.1givenF3algebra

Fix s>0. The function fs(t)=(t+s)−1 is continuous on [0,∞) and satisfies 0<fs(t)≤1/s, so it is bounded. The measure is the directional spectral law in [F3].

2.1givenF1F2step 1.1∎

On the probability-one event in [F1], apply the defining bounded-continuous-test property [F2] to fs to obtain the asserted integral convergence.

Source notes

The proof is the direct bounded-continuous-test consequence of the preceding directional weak-convergence theorem.

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