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Statistics of multivariate extremes under random censoring
We study tail dependence of a $d$-dimensional random vector whose coordinates are subject to random right censoring. Along each fixed direction the censored problem reduces exactly to a univariate one, and the observed data determine the radius and whether it was produced by the event or censoring v
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