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Hill, Bootstrap and Jackknife Estimators for Heavy Tails

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Olivier V. Pictet
Michel M. Dacorogna
Ulrich A. Muller

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Paper provided by Olsen and Associates in its series Working Papers with number 1996-12-10.

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