An elementary proof for the representation theorem of analytic isotropic tensor functions of a second-order tensor

正following Cayley-Hamilton theorem:(1)where I1, I2, and I3denote the first, second, and third principal invariants of and N-dimensional space,(2)     

Fraction-Degree Reference Dependent Stochastic Dominance

Methodology and Computing in Applied Probability - For addressing the Allis-type anomalies, a fractional degree reference dependent stochastic dominance rule is developed which is a generalization...