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Absolute continuity of some semi-selfdecomposable distributions and self-similar measures
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    Absolute continuity of some semi-selfdecomposable distributions and self-similar measures (English)
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    27 February 2002
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    The paper studies semi-selfdecomposable distributions arising from continuous convolution semigroups with discrete Lévy measure. It is known that they are either absolutely continuous or continuous singular. However, no general results about absolute continuity in terms of the Lévy measure are known. The author proves various results about absolute continuity and continuous singularity for the present class. The results are related to the upper Hausdorff dimension of the marginal distributions. They apply to self-similar and \( b \)-decomposable distributions.
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    convolution semigroup
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    absolute continuity
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    continuous singularity
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    semi-selfdecomposable distributions
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    self-similar measure
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    infinite convolution product
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    discrete Lévy measure
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