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Iid linear truncation occurs only finitely often

Statement

For identically distributed integrable real (Xn), put Yn=Xn1{Xnn}. Almost surely Yn=Xn for all sufficiently large n. Consequently n1k=1n(XkYk)0. Independence is unnecessary.

Facts & Assumptions

[F1]

Tail sum integrability equivalence: For a measurable X:Ω[0,] on a probability space, n1P(X>n)EX1+n1P(X>n). Thus EX< if and only if the tail series is finite.

[F2]

First Borel-Cantelli lemma for events: Let (An)nN be events in a probability space. If n=0P(An)<+, then P(An i.o.)=0.

No independence hypothesis is needed.

Proof

Given: The objects, hypotheses and definitions in the statement. Its conclusions are to be established below.

1.1

The common law gives P(Xn>n)=P(X1>n). By F1 their sum is at most EX1<.

F1
2.1

Apply F2 to these events. Outside their null limsup, a finite N(ω) bounds all exceptional indices and XkYk=0 for k>N(ω). Hence for n>N(ω) the numerator is the fixed finite real sum kN(ω)(XkYk), and its quotient by n tends to zero.

F2

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