By using a generating function approach it is shown that the sum-of-digits function (related to speciic nite and innnite linear recurrences) satisses a central limit theorem. Additionally a local limit theorem is derived.

We give a general local central limit theorem for the sum of two independent random variables, one of which satisfies a central limit theorem while the other satisfies a local central limit theorem with the same order variance. We apply this result to various quantities arising in stochastic geometry, including: size of the largest component for percolation on a box; number of components, numbe...

Abstract: Let n particles be independently allocated into N boxes, where the l-th box appears with the probability al. Let μr be the number of boxes with exactly r particles and μ = [μr1 , . . . , μrm ]. Asymptotical behavior of such random variables as N tends to infinity was studied by many authors. It was previously known that ifNal are all upper bounded and n/N is upper and lower bounded by...

A theorem on the weak convergence of a properly normalized multivariate continuous local martingale is proved. The time-change theorem used for this purpose allows for short and transparent arguments. 1991 Mathematics Subject Classification: 60F05, 60G44

We extend the validity of the implication of a local limit theorem from an integral one. Our extension eliminates the finite range assumption present in the previous works by using the cluster expansion to analyze the contribution from the tail of the potential. 1. Definitions and Results 1.1. Assumptions We consider a v-dimensional lattice spin system, to each χeZ is associated a spin sx that ...

The main result reported here is a Stone type local limit theorem for perturbed random walks 2, = S, + 5, when some slow variation conditions are imposed on 5,‘s.

We consider the random walk on supercritical percolation clusters in Z . Previous papers have obtained Gaussian heat kernel bounds, and a.s. invariance principles for this process. We show how this information leads to a parabolic Harnack inequality, a local limit theorem and estimates on the Green’s function.

In this paper, we study the distribution of closed geodesics on a compact negatively curved manifold. We concentrate on geodesics lying in a prescribed homology class and, under certain conditions, obtain a local limit theorem to describe the asymptotic behaviour of the associated counting function as the homology class varies. 0. Introduction Let M be a compact smooth Riemannian manifold with ...