The return period of order statistics
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The return period of order statistics
It may be stressed that the results reached here are independent of the initial distribution and valid for any sample sizen and all order statistics. For example the expected return period for the smaller of two observations is 2, but infinite for the larger one and the variance of the return periods for both observations is infinite.
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