On notions of Q-independence and Q-identical distributiveness
A.I. Il'inskii

TL;DR
This paper characterizes the polynomials involved in the definitions of Q-independence and Q-identical distribution, clarifying the mathematical structure behind these concepts introduced by Kagan and Székely.
Contribution
It provides a complete description of the polynomials used in the notions of Q-independence and Q-identical distribution, advancing the theoretical understanding of these concepts.
Findings
Characterization of polynomials in Q-independence
Characterization of polynomials in Q-identical distribution
Clarification of the mathematical structure of Q-concepts
Abstract
In a recent article A.M. Kagan and G.J.Sz\'ekely introduced a notion of Q-independent and Q-identical distributed random variables. We give a complete description of polynomials which appear in these definitions.
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Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Advanced Topology and Set Theory · Random Matrices and Applications
