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Statistics / Mathematics / Mathematical analysis / Stochastic ordering / Life expectancy / Life table / Mean value theorem / Itō diffusion / Actuarial science / Demography / Population
Date: 2010-02-11 11:26:24
Statistics
Mathematics
Mathematical analysis
Stochastic ordering
Life expectancy
Life table
Mean value theorem
Itō diffusion
Actuarial science
Demography
Population

On stochastic comparisons of population densities and life expectancies

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