The Series ‘Atlantis Studies in Probability and Statistics’ publishes studies of high-quality throughout the areas of probability and statistics that have the potential to make a significant impact on the advancement in these fields. Emphasis is given to broad interdisciplinary areas at the following three levels: (I) Advanced undergraduate textbooks, i.e., aimed at the 3rd and 4th years of undergraduate study, in probability, statistics, biostatistics, business statistics, engineering statistics, operations research, etc.; (II) Graduate level books, and research monographs in the above areas, plus Bayesian, non-parametric, survival analysis, reliability analysis, etc.: (III) Full Conference Proceedings, as well as Selected topics from Conference Proceedings, covering frontier areas of the field, together with invited monographs in special areas. All proposals submitted in this series will be reviewed by the Editor-in-Chief, in consultation with Editorial Board members and other expert reviewers.