Random series of functions and applications
Frédéric Paccaut, Dominique Schneider
Abstract
We study the continuity properties of trajectories for some random series of functions Σ a\kf(αX\k(ω)) where a\k is a complex sequence, X\k a sequence of real independent random variables, f is a real valued function with period one and summable Fourier coefficients. We obtain almost sure continuity results for these periodic or almost periodic series for a large class of functions, where the "almost sure" does not depend on the function.
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