From invariance under binomial thinning to unification of the Cauchy and the Go{\l}\k{a}b-Schinzel-type equations
Karol Baron, Jacek Weso{\l}owski

TL;DR
This paper explores the relationship between invariance properties of probability distributions under binomial thinning and certain functional equations, unifying classical equations like Cauchy and Golab-Schinzel.
Contribution
It establishes a connection between invariance in probability distributions and functional equations, providing solutions under minimal regularity assumptions.
Findings
Connected binomial thinning invariance to functional equations
Unified Cauchy and Golab-Schinzel equations through this framework
Solved these equations with mild regularity conditions
Abstract
We point out to a connection between a problem of invariance of power series families of probability distributions under binomial thinning and functional equations which generalize both the Cauchy and an additive form of the Go{\l}ab-Schinzel equation. We solve these equations in several settings with no or mild regularity assumptions imposed on unknown functions.
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TopicsPolynomial and algebraic computation · Mathematical functions and polynomials
