A Khintchine Decomposition for Free Probability
Abstract
Let μ be a probability measure on the real line. In this paper we prove that there exists a decomposition μ = μ0 μ1 \... μn \... such that μ0 is infinitely divisible and μi is indecomposable for i ≥ 1. Additionally, we prove that the family of all -divisors of a measure μ is compact up to translation. Analogous results are also proven in the case of multiplicative convolution.
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