Monotone cumulant-moment formula and Schröder trees
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Following Ebrahimi-Fard and Patras's approach of moment-cumulant relation with Hopf algebras, multivariate monotone cumulants of random variables are expressed in terms of moments, which makes Murua coefficients appear. To do this, the Hopf algebra of words is replaced by a Hopf algebra of Schröder trees introduced by Josuat-Vergès, Menous, Novelli, and Thibon.
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