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Ruin Probabilities (2nd Edition), Vol 14

by Asmussen Soren

A broad treatment of ruin probability theory

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A broad treatment of ruin probability theory

Spanning classical results and newer developments, this applied mathematics volume organizes ruin theory around models, approximations, and computational methods. Its coverage includes finite-horizon probabilities, heavy-tailed claim sizes, reserve-dependent premiums, and Markov-modulated models. The second edition adds topics such as stochastic control, fluctuation theory for Lévy processes, Gerber–Shiu functions, and dependence. Connections with queueing theory place ruin probabilities within a wider applied probability context, while phase-type distributions are presented as a computational tool.

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  • Readers studying applied probability, actuarial mathematics, or risk models.
  • Researchers and advanced students seeking coverage of both classical and modern ruin theory.
  • Readers interested in computational approaches and links between ruin theory and queueing.

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Ruin probability theoryRisk models and claim-size distributionsApproximation and computational methodsStochastic control and fluctuation theoryConnections to queueing theory

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The book gives a comprehensive treatment of the classical and modern ruin probability theory. Some of the topics are Lundberg's inequality, the Cram

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