Integrals and derivatives of regularly varying functions in R^ n and domains of attraction of stable distributions. II
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Integrals and derivatives of regularly varying functions in \(R^ n\) and domains of attraction of stable distributions. II
Integrals and derivatives of regularly varying functions in \(R^ n\) and domains of attraction of stable distributions. II
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- Subexponential distribution functions in \(R^{d}\)
- The Extremal Dependence Measure and Asymptotic Independence
- On the foundations of multivariate heavy-tail analysis
- Random sums of random variables and vectors: including infinite means and unequal length sums
- Approximations in bivariate renewal theory
- Hidden regular variation and detection of hidden risks
- Hidden regular variation and the rank transform
- Asymptotic expansions of densities of sums of random vectors without third moment
- On domains of attraction of multivariate extreme value distributions under absolute continuity
- Multivariate subexponential distributions and random sums of random vectors
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