Certain families of probability distribution functions maintain their infinite divisibility under repeated mixing and convolution. Examples on the continuum and lattice are given. The main tools used are Polya's criteria and the properties of log-convexity and complete monotonicity. Some light is shed on the relationship between these two properties
This article is focused on properties of monotone convolutions. A criterion for infinite divisibilit...
Simple conditions are given which characterize the generating function of a nonnegative multivariate...
Simple conditions are given which characterize the generating function of a nonnegative multivariate...
Certain families of probability distribution functions maintain their infinite divisibility under re...
Certain families of probability distribution functions maintain their infinite divisibility under re...
Certain families of probability distribution functions maintain their infinite divisibility under re...
Klebanov e.a. (1984) have shown that the set of geometrically infinitely divisible distributions coi...
The principles of infinite divisibility are discussed, and illustrated by their occurrence in statis...
AbstractA class of multivariate distributions that are mixtures of the positive powers of a max-infi...
In this paper, a survey is given of some recent developments in infinite divisibility. There are thr...
We consider nonnegative infinitely divisible random variables whose Levy measures are either absolut...
In this paper, a survey is given of some recent developments in infinite divisibility. There are thr...
AbstractIn this paper, a survey is given of some recent developments in infinite divisibility. There...
We give an infinite family of functions involving the gamma function whose logarithmic derivatives a...
We give an infinite family of functions involving the gamma function whose logarithmic derivatives a...
This article is focused on properties of monotone convolutions. A criterion for infinite divisibilit...
Simple conditions are given which characterize the generating function of a nonnegative multivariate...
Simple conditions are given which characterize the generating function of a nonnegative multivariate...
Certain families of probability distribution functions maintain their infinite divisibility under re...
Certain families of probability distribution functions maintain their infinite divisibility under re...
Certain families of probability distribution functions maintain their infinite divisibility under re...
Klebanov e.a. (1984) have shown that the set of geometrically infinitely divisible distributions coi...
The principles of infinite divisibility are discussed, and illustrated by their occurrence in statis...
AbstractA class of multivariate distributions that are mixtures of the positive powers of a max-infi...
In this paper, a survey is given of some recent developments in infinite divisibility. There are thr...
We consider nonnegative infinitely divisible random variables whose Levy measures are either absolut...
In this paper, a survey is given of some recent developments in infinite divisibility. There are thr...
AbstractIn this paper, a survey is given of some recent developments in infinite divisibility. There...
We give an infinite family of functions involving the gamma function whose logarithmic derivatives a...
We give an infinite family of functions involving the gamma function whose logarithmic derivatives a...
This article is focused on properties of monotone convolutions. A criterion for infinite divisibilit...
Simple conditions are given which characterize the generating function of a nonnegative multivariate...
Simple conditions are given which characterize the generating function of a nonnegative multivariate...