AbstractThis paper propounds a short proof of a result previously proved by F. Knight and P. A. Meyer (1976, Z. Warsch. Verw. Gebiete 34 129–134). Let X be a random variable in Rn with the following property: for any matrix (ca bb) in GL(n+1) (where a is a (n, n) matrix) there exist α in GL(n) and β in Rn so that (aX + b)(cX + d) and (αX + β) have the same distribution. Then X is necessarily Cauchy distributed
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In this note, some inequalities and basic results including characterizations and comparisons of the...
Some lower bounds for the variance of a function g of a random vector X are extended to a wider clas...
It is shown that matrix quotients of submatrices of a spherical matrix are distributed as matrix Cau...
AbstractSome lower bounds for the variance of a function g of a random vector X are extended to a wi...
Let (Omega, Sigma, p) be a probability measure space and let X : Omega -> R-k be a (vector valued) r...
The standard Cauchy distribution is completely characterized by theproperty that it has no atmos and...
We offer a new and straightforward proof of F.B. Knight’s [3] theorem that the Cauchy type is charact...
The characterization of Cauchy distribution by assuming the identical distribution of a monomial and...
The paper examines in some detail the nature of the probability distribution of the independent an...
AbstractLet Xj (j = 1,…,n) be i.i.d. random variables, and let Y′ = (Y1,…,Ym) and X′ = (X1,…,Xn) be ...
AbstractIn this paper, it is shown that two random matrices have a joint matrix variate normal distr...
The Gaussian law reigns supreme in the information theory of analog random variables. This paper sho...
It is shown that matrix quotients of submatrices of a spherical matrix are distributed as matrix Cau...
In one of his recent papers, I. J. Kotlarski has proved the following result. If X1, X2, X3 are thre...
AbstractLet X1, X2,…, be independent, identically distributed random variables. Suppose that the lin...
In this note, some inequalities and basic results including characterizations and comparisons of the...
Some lower bounds for the variance of a function g of a random vector X are extended to a wider clas...
It is shown that matrix quotients of submatrices of a spherical matrix are distributed as matrix Cau...
AbstractSome lower bounds for the variance of a function g of a random vector X are extended to a wi...
Let (Omega, Sigma, p) be a probability measure space and let X : Omega -> R-k be a (vector valued) r...
The standard Cauchy distribution is completely characterized by theproperty that it has no atmos and...