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Second-Order Conditions of Regular Variation and Drees-Type Inequalities

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There are a variety of concepts extending regular variation, among which are the extended regular variation (ERV), second-order regular variation (2RV), and second-order extended regular variation (2ERV). In this paper, we reexamine the connections from 2ERV to 2RV and recover and strengthen the main result in Neves (2009, [35]) by using a different but straightforward approach. We also present new Drees-type inequalities in which the original auxiliary functions of a 2ERV or ERV function are not replaced by other ones.

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Mao, T. (2013). Second-Order Conditions of Regular Variation and Drees-Type Inequalities. In: Li, H., Li, X. (eds) Stochastic Orders in Reliability and Risk. Lecture Notes in Statistics(), vol 208. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-6892-9_16

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