Likelihood equalities for the GLD estimation

The likelihood equalities derived from the likelihood function given in Equa-tion (3.18) are provided below.

∂l(ϑ)

∂l(ϑ)

The likelihood equalities for the FMKL parametrisation (see Equation

157

∂l_{F M KL}(ϑ)

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