Free Probability for Pairs of Faces III: 2-Variables Bi-free Partial S- and T-Transforms
Dan-Virgil Voiculescu

TL;DR
This paper introduces two new 2-variable transforms, the partial bi-free S-transform and T-transform, which extend the framework of bi-free convolutions for pairs of variables, building on previous work with the bi-free R-transform.
Contribution
It presents the definitions and properties of the partial bi-free S- and T-transforms, expanding the toolkit for analyzing bi-free convolutions of pairs of variables.
Findings
Defines the partial bi-free S-transform and T-transform
Establishes their properties and relations to bi-free convolutions
Extends previous bi-free transform frameworks
Abstract
We introduce two 2-variables transforms: the partial bi-free S-transform and the partial bi-free T-transform. These transforms are the analogues for the bi-multiplicative and respectively for the additive-multiplicative bi-free convolution of the 2-variables partial bi-free R-transform in our previous paper in this series.
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