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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 October 2003
A Mixingale inequality using an exponential moment.
First note that for all K > 0,
where the last equation follows from the inequality

with r = ∞ and Yt = Xt I(|Xt| ≤ K) and the inequality

Next, note that for all K ≥ 1,
for some constant Cp1, where the first inequality is the Markov inequality, implying that for all K ≥ 1,
Now setting K = 2pE exp(|Xt|)log(1 + α(m)−1) (and noting that K > 1) will turn the preceding inequality into
Now note that E exp(|Xt|) > 1, implying that the last expression can be bounded by

for constants Cp2 and Cp3. Setting Cp = 12p + Cp3 now gives

which is the stated result.