Monotone tail and moment ratio properties of Student's family of distributions
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Abstract: Let G_p denote the tail function of Student's distribution with p degrees of freedom. It is shown that the ratio G_q(x)/G_p(x) is decreasing in x>0 for any p and q such that 0<p<qleinfty. Therefore, G_q(x)<G_p(x) for all such p and q and all x>0. Corollaries on the monotonicity of (generalized) moments and ratios thereof are also given.
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