Let
be a sequence of independent random variables,
which is identically distributed and is defined over common probability
space
for a continuous distribution function .
Let denote
the upper order statistic between
, for with sequence
of integers, which is non-decreasing for
. In this paper, some
forms of iterated logarithm law for are obtained.
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