Fixed points of the multivariate smoothing transform: the critical case

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Abstract: Given a sequence (T1,T2,...) of random dimesd matrices with nonnegative entries, suppose there is a random vector X with nonnegative entries, such that sumige1TiXi has the same law as X, where (X1,X2,...) are i.i.d. copies of X, independent of (T1,T2,...). Then (the law of) X is called a fixed point of the multivariate smoothing transform. Similar to the well-studied one-dimensional case d=1, a function m is introduced, such that the existence of alphain(0,1] with m(alpha)=1 and m(alpha)le0 guarantees the existence of nontrivial fixed points. We prove the uniqueness of fixed points in the critical case m(alpha)=0 and describe their tail behavior. This complements recent results for the non-critical multivariate case. Moreover, we introduce the multivariate analogue of the derivative martingale and prove its convergence to a non-trivial limit.









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