On two extensions of the canonical Feller–Spitzer distribution
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Bessel functions; Continuous–time Bernoulli random walk; Exponential convergence; Feller–Spitzer distribution; Hypergeometric functions; Kurtosis; Laplace transform; Letac–Mora reciprocity; Lévy measure; Monotone density; Natural exponential family; Power tail; Skewness; Stochastically monotone family; Variance function;All these keywords.
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