To add two vectors, say A and B, you would place B at the end of A. Note that both A and B must maintain their respective magnitude and direction. The result of this addition will be C, as shown in ...

Resultant vectors A resultant vector is a vector that 'results' from adding two or more vectors together. To travel from X to Z, it is possible to move along vector X Y → followed by Y Z →.

We propose the use of projection correlation to characterize dependence between two random vectors. Projection correlation has several appealing properties. It equals zero if and only if the two ...

In this paper, we study the precise large deviations of sums of two-dimensional random vectors with two dependent and real-valued components. In the presence of heavy tails, we obtain some uniformly ...