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Convex Order Beyond Dimension One: Projection Tests, Counterexamples and Gaussian Mixtures
In actuarial science and quantitative finance, convex order provides a natural way to compare risks with the same mean. In dimension one, convex order is well understood through several characterisations. In higher dimensions, a natural approach is to compare all one-dimensional projections, but, al
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