Some families of multivariate symmetric distributions related to exponential distribution (Q1097606)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4034872
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    Some families of multivariate symmetric distributions related to exponential distribution
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4034872

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      Some families of multivariate symmetric distributions related to exponential distribution (English)
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      This paper introduces a family of multivariate symmetric distributions, which includes the one with i.i.d. exponential components as its special member. This family, denoted by \(F_ n\), is defined as scale mixtures of the uniform distribution on the surface of the \(l_ 1\) unit sphere and studied from several aspects such as distribution functions, probability density functions, marginal and conditional distributions and components' independence. A more general family \(T_ n\) in which the survival functions are functions in \(l_ 1\) norm and an important subset \(D_{n,\infty}\) of scale mixtures of random vectors with i.i.d. exponential components are also discussed. The relationships among these three families and some applications are given.
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      complete monotone function
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      exponential distribution
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      marginal distribution
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      n-times monotone function
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      multivariate symmetric distributions
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      exponential components
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      scale mixtures of the uniform distribution
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      unit sphere
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      conditional distributions
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      components' independence
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      survival functions
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