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math.PR2014

Bounded size biased couplings, log concave distributions and concentration of measure for occupancy models

Jay Bartroff, Larry Goldstein, Ümit Işlak

Threshold-type counts based on multivariate occupancy models with log concave marginals admit bounded size biased couplings under weak conditions, leading to new concentration of m…

math.PR2012★ 6 cited

A Berry-Esseen bound for the uniform multinomial occupancy model

Jay Bartroff, Larry Goldstein

The inductive size bias coupling technique and Stein's method yield a Berry-Esseen theorem for the number of urns having occupancy when balls are uniformly distribute…

math.PR2011

The Fighter Problem: Optimal Allocation of a Discrete Commodity

Jay Bartroff, Ester Samuel-Cahn

The Fighter problem with discrete ammunition is studied. An aircraft (fighter) equipped with anti-aircraft missiles is intercepted by enemy airplanes, the appearance of which f…

math.PR2011

A Proof of the Bomber Problem's Spend-It-All Conjecture

Jay Bartroff

The Bomber Problem concerns optimal sequential allocation of partially effective ammunition while under attack from enemies arriving according to a Poisson process over a time…

math.PR2011

On Optimal Allocation of a Continuous Resource Using an Iterative Approach and Total Positivity

Jay Bartroff, Larry Goldstein, Yosef Rinott +1

We study a class of optimal allocation problems, including the well-known Bomber Problem, with the following common probabilistic structure. An aircraft equipped with an amount~…

math.PR2010

The Spend-It-All Region and Small Time Results for the Continuous Bomber Problem

Jay Bartroff, Larry Goldstein, Ester Samuel-Cahn

A problem of optimally allocating partially effective ammunition to be used on randomly arriving enemies in order to maximize an aircraft's probability of surviving for time~$t…