Bivariate survival models with Clayton aging functions
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- Semi-copulas, capacities and families of level sets
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- Exchangeable copulas
- Invariant dependence structure under univariate truncation
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- Copulas with truncation-invariance property
- Bounds for the Clayton copula
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- Stochastic comparisons for time transformed exponential models
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- Lower tail dependence for Archimedean copulas: characterizations and pitfalls
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