On Distribution of Product of Stable Laws
Andrea Karlova

TL;DR
This paper derives the probability distribution of the product of two independent stable law variables, providing series and asymptotic representations, and links these to Fox's H-functions for better analytical understanding.
Contribution
It introduces explicit density representations for the product of stable laws using power series and asymptotic expansions, and connects these to Fox's H-functions.
Findings
Derived the density of the product of two stable laws.
Expressed densities using power series and asymptotic expansions.
Connected stable law densities to Fox's H-functions.
Abstract
We derive the probability distribution of product of two independent random variables, each distributed according the one-dimensional stable law. We represent the density by its power series and its asymptotic expansions. As Fox's H-functions with a particular choice of parameters well describe the densities of stable laws, we discuss the choice of parameters for Fox's H-function such that it matches the derived densities. As a consequence, we give representations of these particular Fox's H-functions in terms of its power series.
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Taxonomy
TopicsFuzzy Systems and Optimization · Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
