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From weak to strong types of -convergence by the Bocce-criterion
Necessary and sufficient oscillation conditions are given for a weakly
convergent sequence (resp. relatively weakly compact set) in the
Bochner-Lebesgue space \l1 to be norm convergent (resp. relatively norm
compact), thus extending the known results for \rl1. Similarly, necessary and
sufficient oscillation conditions are given to pass from weak to limited (and
also to Pettis-norm) convergence in \l1. It is shown that tightness is a
necessary and sufficient condition to pass from limited to strong convergence.
Other implications between several modes of convergence in \l1 are also
studied
Lectures on Young Measure Theory and its Applications in Economics
A quick and very extensive introduction to the subject of Young measure is given. It is based on a particular method to transfer the classical theory of narrow convergence of probability measure into a corresponding, but richer theory of narrow convergence of transition probabilities. This method centers around a Prohorov-type extension of Komlós' theorem. Applications of this theory to existence questions in economics include optimal growth, optimal consumption, Cournot-Nash equilibrium distributions, Nash equilibria in continuum games and in games with incomplete informatio
Lectures on Young Measure Theory and its Applications in Economics
this paper we work with the following hypothesis