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|a Several notions of stochastic convexity and concavity and their properties are described in this survey. The notion of sample path stochastic convexity is a refinement of the well used notion of stochastic ordering, and it can be used to construct, on a common probability space, random variables which have desirable convexity (or concavity) properties with probability one. Three open problems from the literature are described. These problems could not be resolved until the introduction of the stochastic convexity notions which are described in this survey. The solutions of these problems illustrate the strength and the usefulness of these notions. Each notion is accompanied by a description of some of its applications. References for more detailed study of these notions are given. Indications of further work in this area are included.
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