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Functional equations involving Sibuya’s dependence function

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We introduce a new probability aging notion via a functional equation based on the tail invariance of Sibuya’s dependence function which is specified as the ratio between the joint survival function and the product of its marginal survival functions. Solutions of the functional equation are generated by Gumbel’s type I bivariate exponential distribution and independence law. In a particular setting, we construct a version of Gumbel’s law with a singular component.

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The authors are grateful for the referees suggestions which highly improved the earlier version of the article. The first author is partially supported by FAPESP Grant No. 2013/07375-0.

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Kolev, N., Pinto, J. Functional equations involving Sibuya’s dependence function. Aequat. Math. 92, 441–451 (2018). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00010-018-0544-9

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