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§2. The central limit theorem
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1. Convergence in distribution Suppose that {X n } are i.i.d. r.v.s with d.f. F n (x), X is a r.v. with F(x), if for all continuous points of F(x) we have It is said that {X n } convergence to X in distribution and denoted it by
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2. Central Limit Theorems (CLT) Levy-Lindeberg’s CLT Suppose that {X n } are i.i.d. r.v.s with mean < and variance 2 < , k=1, 2, …, then {X n } follows the CLT, which also means that
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Suppose that Z n (n=1, 2,...) follow binomial distribution with parameters n, p(0<p<1), then De Moivre-Laplace’s CLT Proof
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Example 2 A life risk company 寿险公司 has received 10000 policies 保单, assume each policy with premium 保 险费 12 dollars and mortality rate 死亡率 0.6% , the company has to paid 1000 dollars when a claim arrived, try to determine : (1) the probability that the company could be deficit 亏 损? (2)to make sure that the profit 利润 of the company is not less than 60000 dollars with probability 0.9, try to determine the most payment of each claim.
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Let X denote the death of one year, then, X~B(n, p), where n= 10000 , p=0.6% , Let Y represent the profit of the company, then, Y=10000 12-1000X. By CLT, we have (1)P{Y<0}=P{10000 12-1000X<0}=1 P{X 120} 1 (7.75)=0. (2) Assume that the payment is a dollars, then P{Y>60000}=P{10000 12-X>60000}=P{X 60000/a} 0.9. By CLT, it is equal to
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Abraham de Moivre Born: 26 May. 1667 in Vitry (near Paris), France Died: 27 Nov. 1754 in London, England
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Pierre-Simon Laplace Born: 23 Mar. 1749 in Beaumont-en-Auge, Normandy, France Died: 5 Mar. 1827 in Paris, France
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