Measures with zeros in the inverse of their moment matrix
J. William Helton, Jean B. Lasserre, Mihai Putinar
Abstract
We investigate and discuss when the inverse of a multivariate truncated moment matrix of a measure μ has zeros in some prescribed entries. We describe precisely which pattern of these zeroes corresponds to independence, namely, the measure having a product structure. A more refined finding is that the key factor forcing a zero entry in this inverse matrix is a certain conditional triangularity property of the orthogonal polynomials associated with μ.
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