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We review the work on max-stable laws and their max domains of attraction introduced by Pancheva (Lect Notes Math 1155:284–309, 1984). We introduce the concept of general max domain of strict attraction of the general max-stable laws, a subclass of the general max domain of attraction and prove new results. Some interesting examples also are discussed.

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Sreehari, M. General max-stable laws. Extremes 12, 187–200 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10687-008-0074-2

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