Dependence structures in which uncorrelatedness implies independence
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This paper considers dependence conditions under which the pairwise uncorrelatedness of the components of a random vector implies their independence. Some concepts of dependence between random vectors are developed, which together with uncorrelatedness imply the independence of the random vectors.
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