The Extreme Terms of a Sample and Their Role in the Sum of Independent Variables

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The ratio of the extreme to the sum in a random sequence
What portion of the sample makes a partial sum asymptotically stable or normal?
The structure of the class of subexponential distributions
On the maximal distance between two renewal epochs
On the rate of convergence of the sum of the sample extremes
The two-parameter Poisson-Dirichlet distribution derived from a stable subordinator
On the effect of inliers on the spatial median
The joint distribution of the sum and maximum of dependent Pareto risks
Ratios of ordered points of point processes with regularly varying intensity measures
Limit theorems for mixed max-sum processes with renewal stopping
Exact convergence rate and leading term in central limit theorem for Student's \(t\) statistic.
A new multivariate model involving geometric sums and maxima of exponentials
The contribution of the maximum to the sum of excesses for testing max-domains of attraction
Asymptotics for ratios with applications to reinsurance
Asymptotic behavior of the generalized St. Petersburg sum conditioned on its maximum
On the extremal theory of continued fractions
The joint distribution of the sum and the maximum of IID exponential random variables
Asymptotic normality of lightly trimmed means – a converse
On the limit distributions of lightly trimmed sums
Relative stability of trimmed sums
The central limit problem for trimmed sums
Trimmed stable AR(1) processes
Convergence in distribution of lightly trimmed and untrimmed sums are equivalent
On the role played by extreme summands when a sum of independent and identically distributed random vectors is asymptotically α-stable
Energy-constrained random walk with boundary replenishment
The central limit theorem for sums of trimmed variables with heavy tails
Distributional representations and dominance of a Lévy process over its maximal jump processes
On convergence of empirical point processes
Defining extremes and trimming by minimum covering sets

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