Stochastic Models of Structural Plasma Turbulence 2006
DOI: 10.1515/9783110936032.175
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Fractionally stable distributions

Abstract: Fractionally stable distributions 179 THEOREM 2. Under the above assumptions concerning the r.v.'s T\ and Χι, there exists a finite positive constant CQ = co(ct, β) such thatThus, we shall name distribution Q(x;a,ß, 1) and Q(t\ß,a, 1) for«,/? e (0, 1] and θ = 1 coupled relative to space-time.Going over from finite dimensional distributions of process Σ (?) to the consideration of weak convergence of this process in Skorokhod space D([0, oo), M), we note that in [23] it has been proved that under conditions (6)… Show more

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“…. , x l ) = g(x 1 ) + · · · + g(x l ) (the weak form (8) being introduced in [39], see also Sections 5 and 7 for details). Notice that though the original interacting particle systems leading to (5), (7) (mean field interaction preserving the number of particles) and to (8) (including k-ary jumps with possible fragmentation or coagulation) are quite different, equation (8) can be written in form (5).…”
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“…. , x l ) = g(x 1 ) + · · · + g(x l ) (the weak form (8) being introduced in [39], see also Sections 5 and 7 for details). Notice that though the original interacting particle systems leading to (5), (7) (mean field interaction preserving the number of particles) and to (8) (including k-ary jumps with possible fragmentation or coagulation) are quite different, equation (8) can be written in form (5).…”
Section: + (G(x + Y) − G(x) − χ(Y)(y ∇)G(x))ν(x µ; Dy)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notice that though the original interacting particle systems leading to (5), (7) (mean field interaction preserving the number of particles) and to (8) (including k-ary jumps with possible fragmentation or coagulation) are quite different, equation (8) can be written in form (5). Moreover, it is easy to understand that equation (8) describing the limit of systems with interactions not preserving the number of particles, can be also written in form (6). In fact, if all m ≥ k, then (due to the symmetry of transition kernels) …”
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“…The fractional-stable laws are limit distributions of sums of independent identical distributed random variables (see [15]). At working with these distributions the main difficulty consists in absence of explicit expressions for densities.…”
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