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Assume the math background is not an issue. Which books would you recommend as the most mathematically rigorous to learn mathematical statistics at the graduate level?

Does Kendall's Advanced Theory of Statistics (3 volumes) fit the bill? Or is Schervish's Theory of Statistics better in this aspect? Or some other book?

Doesn't need to be in one book. I'm just doing this as a challenge of some sort. I have time.

Assume the math background is not an issue. Which books would you recommend as the most mathematically rigorous to learn mathematical statistics at the graduate level?

Does Kendall's Advanced Theory of Statistics (3 volumes) fit the bill? Or is Schervish's Theory of Statistics better in this aspect? Or some other book?

Assume the math background is not an issue. Which books would you recommend as the most mathematically rigorous to learn mathematical statistics at the graduate level?

Does Kendall's Advanced Theory of Statistics (3 volumes) fit the bill? Or is Schervish's Theory of Statistics better in this aspect? Or some other book?

Doesn't need to be in one book. I'm just doing this as a challenge of some sort. I have time.

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Most mathematically rigorous books to learn mathematical statistics from?

Assume the math background is not an issue. Which books would you recommend as the most mathematically rigorous to learn mathematical statistics at the graduate level?

Does Kendall's Advanced Theory of Statistics (3 volumes) fit the bill? Or is Schervish's Theory of Statistics better in this aspect? Or some other book?

Most mathematically rigorous books to learn statistics from?

Assume the math background is not an issue. Which books would you recommend as the most mathematically rigorous to learn statistics at the graduate level?

Does Kendall's Advanced Theory of Statistics (3 volumes) fit the bill? Or is Schervish's Theory of Statistics better in this aspect? Or some other book?

Most mathematically rigorous books to learn mathematical statistics from?

Assume the math background is not an issue. Which books would you recommend as the most mathematically rigorous to learn mathematical statistics at the graduate level?

Does Kendall's Advanced Theory of Statistics (3 volumes) fit the bill? Or is Schervish's Theory of Statistics better in this aspect? Or some other book?

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