Max Domains of Attraction of Univariate and Multivariate p-Max Stable Laws

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Asymptotic theory of extreme dual generalized order statistics
On max domains of attraction of univariate p-max stable laws
Distributional expansions on extremes from skew-normal distribution under power normalization
Extreme value modeling under power normalization
Continuation theorems of the extremes under power normalization
Domains of geometric partial attraction of max-semistable laws: Structure, merge and almost sure limit theorems
A note on domains of attraction of p-max stable laws
A test procedure for distinguishing logarithmically decaying tail from polynomially decaying tail
On limit distributions for intermediate order statistics under power normalization
The Hill estimators under power normalization
On large deviations of extremes under power normalization
Power limits for central order statistics. I. Continuous limit laws
A new flexible extreme value model for modeling the extreme value data, with an application to environmental data
Some new characterizations of max domains of attraction of Fréchet and log-Fréchet laws under power normalization
Second order expansions of distributions of maxima of bivariate Gaussian triangular arrays under power normalization
New power limits for extremes
Bootstrapping extremes of random variables under power normalization
On extremes of mixtures of distributions
Domains of attraction of asymptotic distributions of extreme generalized order statistics
Scaling of high-quantile estimators
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 437487 (Why is no real title available?)
Limiting distributions of extreme order statistics under power normalization and random index
On Max-Multiscaling Distributions as Extended Max-Semistable Ones
Distance between exact and approximate distributions of partial maxima under power normalization
Expansions on extremes from logarithmic general error distribution under power normalization
On convergence of extremes under power normalization
Rates of convergence of extreme for general error distribution under power normalization
Limit distributions of generalized order statistics under power normalization
Comparison between the rates of convergence of extremes under linear and under power normalization
Limit Theorems for Random Exponentials: The Bounded Support Case
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2116104 (Why is no real title available?)
Rates of convergence of extreme for STSD under power normalization
Diagnostic plots for identifying max domains of attraction under power normalization
On the asymptotic behaviour of extremes and near maxima of random observations from the general error distributions
Additional extreme distribution for modeling extreme value data
On the intersection of max domains of attraction of \(p\)-max stable laws and the class of subexponential distributions
On von Mises type conditions for \(p\)-max stable laws, rates of convergence and generalized log Pareto distributions
On the rate of convergence to asymptotic independence between order statistics under power normalization with extension to the generalized order statistics
Rates of convergence of lognormal extremes under power normalization
Limit theorems for order statistics with variable rank under exponential normalization
On the exponential max-domain of attraction of the standard log-Fréchet distribution and subexponentiality
General max-stable laws
A note on power generalized extreme value distribution and its properties
A note on domains of attraction of the limit laws of intermediate order statistics under power normalization
On standard log-Fréchet and log-log-Fréchet laws
Asymptotic behavior of bootstrapped extreme order statistics under unknown power normalizing constants
Limit theorems for intermediate and central order statistics under nonlinear normalization
Asymptotic distribution of normalized maximum under finite mixture models
On sums of independent random variables whose distributions belong to the max domain of attraction of max stable laws

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