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The monotone cumulants

Takahiro Hasebe, +1 more
- 01 Nov 2011 - 
- Vol. 47, Iss: 4, pp 1160-1170
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In this article, a notion of cumulants generalises is defined, which fournit un cadre commun for the theories of probabilites commutatives, libres, booleennes and monotones.
Abstract
Dans cet article, nous definissons une notion de cumulants generalises qui fournit un cadre commun pour les theories de probabilites commutatives, libres, booleennes et monotones. L’unicite des cumulants generalises est verifiee pour chacune de ces notions d’independance, qui par consequent coincident avec les cumulants usuels dans les cadres commutatifs, libres et booleen. La facon dont nous definissons ces cumulants ne necessite ni partition de reseaux ni fonction generatrice et donne un nouveau point de vue sur ces cumulants. Nous definissons des “cumulants monotones” et obtenons des preuves assez simples des theoremes de la limite centrale et de la distribution de Poisson dans le contexte des probabilites monotones. De plus, nous clarifions une structure combinatoire de la relation moments-cumulants a l’aide des “partitions monotones”.

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