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Let X1​,X2​,… be independent and identically distributed random variables with mean zero and variance one, and let Sk​=∑j=1k​Xj​. Define the linearly interpolated process
Wn​(t)=n​1​(S⌊nt⌋​+(nt−⌊nt⌋)X⌊nt⌋+1​),0≤t≤1.
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The Donsker invariance principle, also called the functional central limit theorem, states that Wn​ converges weakly in the space C[0,1] with the uniform norm to standard Brownian motion.
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