Moment duality and propagation of exchangeability
Abstract
We identify necessary and sufficient conditions for a class of random mappings to send exchangeable \0,1\-sequences to other exchangeable \0,1\-sequences. We call this property the propagation of exchangeability, and show that any mapping that propagates exchangeability induces a pair of forward- and backward-in-time processes that are moment duals. This establishes a transparent, tractable, and applicable connection between moment duality and the propagation of exchangeability. We illustrate the usefulness of our results by constructing lookdown models for Ξ-Fleming--Viot processes with frequency-dependent selection.
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