Free positive multiplicative Brownian motion and the free additive convolution of semicircle and uniform distribution
Abstract
The free positive multiplicative Brownian motion (ht)t≥0 is the large N limit in non-commutative distribution of matrix geometric Brownian motion. It can be constructed by setting ht:=gt/2gt/2*, where (gt)t≥0 is a free multiplicative Brownian motion, which is the large N limit in non-commutative distribution of the Brownian motion in Gl(N,C). One key property of (ht)t≥0 is the fact that the corresponding spectral distributions (t)t≥0⊂ M1((0,∞)) form a semigroup w.r.t. free multiplicative convolution. In recent work by M. Voit and the present author, it was shown that t can be expressed by the image measure of a free additive convolution of the semicircle and the uniform distribution on an interval under the exponential map. In this paper, we provide a new proof of this result by calculating the moments of the free additive convolution of semicircle and uniform distributions on intervals. As a by-product, we also obtain new integral formulas for t which generalize the corresponding known moment formulas involving Laguerre polynomials.
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