Complete solutions of some problems are given. Answers only are given for some other problems. For still others, only hints or partial solutions are given. Asterisks in "A Modern Approach to Probability Theory" by Fristedt and Gray identify the problems that are treated in these supplements.
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SolutionsAll Chapters: PS - PDF - DVI(This is a single file containing the solutions from all chapters) |
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Below are the solutions separated by chapter from the larger file above; The files below are simply subparts of the larger file above.
Chapters 1-5: PS - PDF
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ErrataThe current errata are availble, and routinely updated. In case you discover any other errata, please send them to the authors at the following addresses:Lawrence F. Gray: gray@math.umn.edu Bert Fristedt: fristedt@math.umn.edu |