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Central Limit Theorems for Random Permanents with Correlation Structure

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Central limit theorems for permanents of random m×n matrices of iid columns with a common intercomponent correlation as nm→∞ are derived. The results are obtained by introducing a Hoeffding-like orthogonal decomposition of a random permanent and deriving the variance formulae for a permanent with the homogeneous correlation structure.

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Rempała, G.A., Wesołowski, J. Central Limit Theorems for Random Permanents with Correlation Structure. Journal of Theoretical Probability 15, 63–76 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1013837205669

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