Notation used in actuarial work
There are a number of special notations particular to actuarial work. For example,
which is typeset using \[\require{enclose} EPV = a _{[25]+5:\enclose{actuarial}{30}} ^ {\space 1}\]
. Further examples are given below.
Life Contingencies' Symbols
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\require{enclose} a_{\enclose{actuarial}{K}} |
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\require{enclose} \bar{a}_{\enclose{actuarial}{T}} |
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\require{enclose} \ddot{a}_x |
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\require{enclose} \bar{a}_{h}^{r} |
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\require{enclose} \ddot{a}_{x}^{\{m\}} |
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\require{enclose} a_{x:\enclose{actuarial}{n}} |
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\require{enclose} \bar{a}_{x:\enclose{actuarial}{n}} |
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\require{enclose} \ddot{a}_{x:\enclose{actuarial}{n}} |
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\require{enclose} \ddot{a}_{x:\enclose{actuarial}{n}}^{(m)} |
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\require{enclose} \mathring{a}_{x:\enclose{actuarial}{n}}^{(m)} |
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\require{enclose} \ddot{a}_{x:\enclose{actuarial}{n}}^{\{m\}} |
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\require{enclose} \bar{a}_{\overline{x:\enclose{actuarial}{n}}} |
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\require{enclose} {}^{2}\bar{a}_{x:\enclose{actuarial}{n}} |
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\require{enclose} {}^{2}\ddot{a}_{xy:\enclose{actuarial}{n}} |
STACK provides some support for statistical functions via optional Maxima packages. See specific pages on statistics.