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The family of Liouville copulas is defined as the survival copulas of multivariate Liouville distributions, and it covers the Archimedean copulas constructed by Williamson's d-transform. Liouville copulas provide a very wide range of dependence ranging from positive to negative dependence in the...
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The family of Liouville copulas is defined as the survival copulas of multivariate Liouville distributions, and it covers the Archimedean copulas constructed by Williamson’s d-transform. Liouville copulas provide a very wide range of dependence ranging from positive to negative dependence in...
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Random walks of n steps taken into independent uniformly random directions in a d-dimensional Euclidean space (d⩾2), which are characterized by a sum of step lengths which is fixed and taken to be 1 without loss of generality, are named “Dirichlet” when this constraint is realized via a...
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In this note we highlight the role of fractional linear birth and linear death processes, recently studied in Orsingher et al. (2010) [5] and Orsingher and Polito (2010) [6], in relation to epidemic models with empirical power law distribution of the events. Taking inspiration from a formal...
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We investigate the solution of space–time fractional diffusion equations with a generalized Riemann–Liouville time fractional derivative and Riesz–Feller space fractional derivative. The Laplace and Fourier transform methods are applied to solve the proposed fractional diffusion equation....
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We present a perturbation theory by extending a prescription due to Feynman for computing the probability density function for the random flight motion. The method can be applied to a wide variety of otherwise difficult circumstances. The series for the exact moments, if not the distribution...
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Older and recent papers have claimed that a 1/f spectrum can be associated with a sum of pulses arising from a one-dimensional diffusion process. This claim is fallacious since diffusion refers to a collective stochastic process, being the sum of random flights, which constitute the...
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