Stable Distribution Function
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The simple algorithm used in this Demonstration can calculate the stable distribution function and its first several derivatives with good accuracy for 
. It is offered to help with financial analysis where the data generally has the shape parameter greater than 1. The Nolan 1-parameterization is used where the parameters have the characteristics listed below.
Contributed by: Bob Rimmer (March 2011)
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Published: March 7 2011
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