A criterion and a Cramér-Wold device for quasi-infinite divisibility for discrete multivariate probability laws (Q6136789)

Multivariate discrete probability laws are considered. It is known that such laws are quasi-infinitely divisible if and only if their characteristic functions are separated from zero. The Cramér-Wold devices for infinite and quasi-infinite divisibility are formulated: Let \(\xi\) be a discrete random vector with distribution function \(F\) of the form multivariate discrete random vector. Let \(F_c\) denote the distribution function of \((c,\xi)\); \(c \in R^d\). The distribution function \(F\) is (quasi-)infinitely divisible if and only if for any \(c \in R^d\) the distribution function \(F_c\) is (quasi-)infinitely divisible