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On a possible dynamical scenario leading to a generalised Gamma distribution

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On a possible dynamical scenario leading to a generalised Gamma distribution

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In this report I present a possible scenario which can lead to the emergence of a generalised Gamma distribution first presented by R. Osorio et al. as the distribution of traded volumes of stocks in financial markets. This propose is related with superstatics and the notion of moving average commonly used in econometrics.

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