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J. B. Johnson, A renorming oj non-reflexive Banach spaces, Proc. AMS 37 (1973), 486-487. [6] J. Neveu, "Discrete Parameter Martingales," North Holland, 1975. J. Davis, N. Ghoussoub and J. Lindenstrauss, A lattice renorming theorem and its applications to vector-valued processes, Trans. AMS 263 (1981),531-540. [8] J. Lindenstrauss and L. Tzafriri, "Classical Banach Spaces II, Function Spaces," Springer-Verlag, 1979. [9] Y. Benyamini and N. R. Acad. Sc. Paris 286 (1978), 795-797. C. Canada Texas A& M University, College Station, Texas, USA University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland and Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA Universite Paris VII, Paris, France Fonctions aIeatoires it valeurs vectorielles XAVIER FERNIQUE Suml'llary We intend to set up fundamental structures for the study of vector valued random functions.

6. P3(12;u(12») Next we want to check how well the correlation coefficients actually measure the fluctuations on a relative scale. v)/uv and RCd) = E[ max Z(n + k) - min Z(n + k)]. 1) is true when the left hand side is true, "p(2) = 81/99, "p(5) = 73/85, and "p(9) = 61/76. By simulations, one easily finds out that these fractions are significantly higher for Ornstein-Uhlenbeck processes with estimated parameters. Actually, only a few of the V possess a distribution close to the Gaussian one. 000.

1 for all w, we cannot Weak cODveIgeDce of vector valued martingales 47 have strong convergence. It follows that Xn is not Ll-bounded. Of course, that is easy to compute directly. As mentioned above, the theorem of Ito-Nisio does not follow from the above results because of the L1-boundedness assumption imposed on the martingale. The following lemma gives one way to avoid such a hypothesis. Lemma 7. Let E be a Banach space and let (Xn)n be an E-valued martingale such that f sUPn IIXn+1 - Xn IIdP < measurable random variable such that f(Xn) -+ 00.

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