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Comments on Chebycheff's inequality

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This paper was originally intended for inclusion in the Proceedings of the Colloquium on Infinite and Finite Sets held at Keszthely in honour of Professor Paul Erdős's sixtieth birthday. Since, however, the character of our investigation is neither combinatorial nor set-theoretic, the paper has been transferred to thesePeriodica by mutual agreement. The authors wish to seize this opportunity to join their many colleagues in paying tribute to Paul Erdős and to record their sense of admiration for his unique achievement of which they, together with countless mathematicians, have been the beneficiaries.

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Burkill, H., Mirsky, L. Comments on Chebycheff's inequality. Period Math Hung 6, 3–16 (1975). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02018390

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