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Statistics of Extremes (Dover Books on Mathematics)

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Book Details

  • Author: E. J. Gumbel

  • Binding: Paperback

  • ISBN; 9780486436043

  • Number of Pages: 756

  • Release Date: 30-03-2012

  • Languages: English


About The Book

"Statistics of Extremes" by E. J. Gumbel is a foundational work in the field of extreme value theory, focusing on the statistical analysis of extreme events in various domains, such as meteorology, engineering, and finance. With 756 pages of in-depth exploration, this book provides essential insights into the statistical behavior of extreme values, offering a rigorous foundation for anyone interested in the mathematics behind extreme phenomena.

The book delves into the theory and methods of extreme value statistics, focusing on probability distributions, extreme distributions, and the use of these tools in practical applications. It provides a detailed examination of how to model and analyze rare events that have a significant impact, such as extreme weather events, financial crashes, or engineering failures.

This Kindle edition provides easy access to Gumbel’s influential work, which is still widely used today in fields like risk management, insurance, and environmental studies. Whether you're a student of statistical theory or a professional working with extreme event data, this book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand and model extreme phenomena in a variety of contexts.