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1 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS Nizar Demni Abstract We express the generalized Cauchy-Stieltjes transforms of some particular Beta distributions depending on a positive parameter as -powered Cauchy-Stieltjes transforms of some probability measures The Cauchy-Stieltjes transforms of the latter measures are shown to be the geometric mean of the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of the Wigner law together with another one Moreover, they are absolutely continuous and we derive their densities by proving that they are the so-called Markov transforms of compactly-supported probability distributions Finally, a detailed analysis is performed on one of the symmetric Markov transforms which interpolates between the Wigner and the arcsine distributions We first write down its moments through a terminating series 3 F, however they are not positive integer-valued in general thereby no general combinatorial interpretation holds Then, we compute the inverse of its Cauchy-Stieltjes transform for, 3, 4 Motivation Let > and µ a probability measure possibly depending on ) with finite all order moments The generalized Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of µ is defined by z x) µ dx) for sufficiently large z [5], [7], []) For, it reduces to the ordinary) Cauchy-Stieltjes transform which has been of great importance during the last two decades for both probabilists and algebraists due the central role it plays in free probability and representation theories [], [8]) Moreover, Cauchy-Stieltjes transforms were extensively studied and they are well-understood in the sense that for instance, a complete characterization of those functions is known and one has a relatively easy inversion formula due to Stieltjes [8]) However, their generalized versions are more hard to handle as one may realize from the complicated inversion formulas in [5], [7], [] In this paper, we adress adress the problem of relating both generalized and ordinary transforms, that is, given µ check whether there exists a probability measure ν such that ) [ ] z x) µ dx) z x ν dx) Fakultät für mathematik, SFB 7, universität Bielefeld, Bielefeld, Germany, demni@mathuni-bielefeldde Keywords: generalized Cauchy-Stieltjes transforms, Markov transforms, Beta distributions, Wigner law, arcsine law
2 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS and characterize ν in the affirmative case Doing so will lead to the invertibility of [ ] / z z x) µ dx) for z belonging to some neighborhood of infinity []) and as a by-product to a kind of -free cumulants generating function for µ, referring to the case [4]) However, this may not be always possible as we shall see, that is, ν may not be a probability measure for some Moreover, when ν is a probability measure, it is not easy to check whether it is absolutely continuous or not and more harder will be to write down its density when it is so This was behind our motivation to get an insight into the above problem and generalized Cauchy-Stieltjes transforms naturally appear in the study of a particular class of probability measures µ [5]) Those probability measures may be mapped via affine transformations into Beta distributions β a,b dx) x) a + x) b [,] x)dx with parameters a, b > depending on, and are the only ones whose monic orthogonal polynomials, say Pn ) n, admit an ultraspherical type generating function: ) n ) Pn x)z n n! u z)f z) x) n Above, u, f are functions of the complex variable z in a neighborhood of zero satisfying the growth conditions u ), lim zf z), z u z) lim z z Due to the orthognality of Pn, n, one gets after integrating both sides in ) with respect to µ that u z) f z) x) µ dx), for small z Thus, if f is invertible, the last equality is rewritten as u [f z)] z x) µ dx) so that u f ) is the generalized Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of µ Fortunately, as one easily sees from the reminder below, f may be identified with the Cauchy- Stieltjes transform in some neighborhood of infinity) of a semi-circle law of mean and variance depending on eminder and results Assume µ has zero mean and unit variance, then µ has a generating function for orthogonal polynomials of ultraspherical-type if and only if it is compactlysupported and belongs to one of the four families given by the following data [5]): u z) z, f z) + z + z, z u z) /)z, f z) z + z, > / z u z) ± z/, f z) z ± + z, > /
3 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS 3 We did not displayed the density of µ for sake of clarity and we will do it later Nevertheless, it is worth recalling that the first family corresponds to the monic Gegenbauer polynomials Cn) n, the second one corresponds to Cn ) n and is related to the Poisson kernel, while the remaining families correspond to shifted Jacobi polynomials whose paremeters differ by Now, the inverse in composition s sense of the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of a semi-circular law of mean m and variance σ, say K m,σ, is given by [4]) 3) K m,σ z) : G m,σz) σ z + a + z Then, the reader can check our previous claim about f Henceforth, we will only make use of G : G, since the elemantary identity holds G m,σ z) ) x m σ G σ The first main result may be stated for sufficiently large z as [ ] / 4) z x) β a,bdx) [ũ Gz))] / G α) z) Gz) γ), where α) + γ) and ũ z) z, α), ũ z) z z, α), Gz) z 4, ũ z) z ± z, α), Gz) z ± for the four families respectively It follows by the characterization of Cauchy- Stieltjes transforms of probability measures that [ ] / z z x) β a,bdx) defines a Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of some probability measure ν for provided that α) γ) Note that under this condition, the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of ν is the geometric mean of G, G and that one discards the values ]/, [ for the second family Moreover, G is the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of the arcsine distribution [4]) The second main result states that under the same condition, ν is an absolutely continuous probability measure and gives its density This follows from the fact that ν is the so-called Markov transform of some compactly-supported probability measure τ [8]), that is 5) z x ν dx) exp logz x)τ dx), and from Cifarelli and egazzini s results [8] p 5) For the first and the second families, ν is given by the Wigner distribution and a symmetric deformation of it respectively, while for the remaining ones, it is a non symmetric deformation of the Wigner distribution Since the latter is a universal limiting object representation theory of the infinite symmetric group, spectral theory of large random matrices, free probability theory), we give a particular interest in ν corresponding to the second family We first express its moments by means of a terminating 3 F series
4 4 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS interpolating between the moments of the Wigner and the arcsine distributions Catalan and shifted Catalan paths) Unfortunately, the moments are no longer positive integer-valued as it is shown for therefore no general combinatorial interpretation holds Finally, we use 4) to compute the inverse of its Cauchy- Stieltjes transform for, 3, 4 and by Galois theory, this is a limitation rather than a restriction since we are led to a polynomial equation of degree For, the free cumulants are expressed as a weighted sum of the Catalan and the shifted Catalan numbers [8] p84) emarks /For the discarded values of such that the condition α) γ) is not satisfied, we get a family of probability distributions µ such that [ ] / z z x) µ dx) does not define the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of a probability distribution / It follows from ) and 5) that z x) µ dx) exp [ logz x)τ dx) ] z x ν dx) Similar identities already showed up in relation to Bayesian statistics [8] p 59) Throughout the paper, computations are performed up to constants depending on, which normalize the finite positive measures involved here to be probability measures The paper is divided into five sections: the first four sections are devoted to the four families µ while the last one is devoted to the particular interest we give in the probability measure ν corresponding to the second family 3 Markov transforms: symmetric measures 3 First family On the one hand, µ dx) x + ) ) / [± x)dx, >, +)] and its image of under the map x + )/x has the density proportionai to ) / [,] x) On the other hand, it is easy to see that so that It follows that f z) + z + z K z), +)/ ) f z) G z), +)/ + G + z z x) ) / dx [Gz)] [ dx ] z x π Using the fact that the Wigner distribution is the Markov transform of the arcsine distribution see [8] p 64), one finally gets
5 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS 5 Proposition 3 6) z x) ) / dx [ exp dx ] z x π logz x) π dx emark 3 Gauss hypergometric function) ecall that the Gauss hypergeometric function of a complex variable z is defined by F a, b, c; z) n a) n b) n c) n z n n!, z where c \ Z and a) n is the Pochhammer symbol defined by: a), a) n a + n ) a + )a, n When c > b >, F admits the integral representation: F a, b, c; z) Γc) Γc b)γb) Then, it is an easy exercice to see that ) / z x) z + ) F tz) a t b t) c b dt, + ), + ; 4 z + for enough large z To recover 6), one uses the identity F, + ), + ; z z + ) for z in the unit disc 3 Second family The density of µ is proportional to ) 3/ µ dx) x [, ] x)dx, > /, and we map it using x /x to up to a constant) ) 3/ [,] x)dx, > / Now, so that one gets ) f z) G z ) 3/ G z) dx z x) G z) ũ G)z) Now recall that, for z C \ [, ], Gz) dx z x π z z 4 z + z 4, and that G z) + zgz) Then G z) zgz) z z + z 4 z 4Gz)
6 6 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS Using [4]) π for z C \ [, ], one gets Proposition 3 7) Moreover, dx z x z 4 exp log[z )z + )] ) 3/ G z) dx z x) z 4 G z)g arcsin z) τ dx) ) π [,]dx) + and is not a probability measure unless Next, for, δ + δ dx) T z) : G / z)g / arcsin z), z C \ [, ], is the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of a probability measure ν This is readily checked using Lemma II in [3] More precisely, one has for Iz) > arg[g / z)g / arcsin z)] ) arg[gz)] + arg[g arcsinz)] ] π, [ so that T is of imaginary type maps the upper half-plane into the lower halfplane), and lim iyt iy) lim y y [iygiy)] / [iyg arcsin iy)] / For / < <, one easily gets the inequality arg[g arcsin z)] < arg[t z)] < arg[g arcsin z)] arg[gz)] and there is no guarantee to that ν is a probability distribution In order to characterize ν,, the Markov transform of τ, we will use results by Cifarelly and egazzini [8] p 5) In fact, since τ is a compactly-supported probability measure, then ν is absolutely continuous with density proportional to 8) sinπf x)) exp where log x u τ du), πf x) : τ ], x]) if x <, π/) if x, /)[arcsinx/) + π/] if x [, [, π if x Note that since 8) is valid when τ is the arcsine distribution and ν is the Wigner distribution, one deduces that exp log x u π du, x [, ], 4 u
7 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS 7 does not depend on x is constant) This striking result may be used to derive the density of ν in our case and in the forthcoming ones since τ is a convex linear combination of the arcsine distribution and a discrete probability measure In the case in hand, easy computations yield Proposition 33 ν dx) dx cos [ ) arcsin x ] ) ],[x), / Note that corresponds to the arcsine distribution while correponds to the Wigner distribution Thus, ν interpolates between them The reader may wonder how to compute the normalizing constant or the moments of ν This will be clear after dealing with the two remaining families µ emark 3 One can derive 7) using the Gauss hypergeometric function This time, ) 3/ z x) z + ) F, ), ; 4 z + for enough large z, and one makes use of F ),, ; z z z + ) ) for z in the unit disc since 4 Markov transforms: non symmetric measures 4 Third family The probability distribution µ has a density which is proportional to ) / ) 3/ x x + where [ ] + x,, > / Moreover Thus, f f z) z + + z K /,/ z) [ z) G /,/ z) G [ z G z )] Now, the image of µ under the map x x )/ transforms its density to up to a constant) x ) / + x ) 3/ [,] x) and one easily sees that z x) ) 3/ x) dx G z) Gz) : ũ G)z) ]
8 8 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS Now note that Gz)) +G z)gz) z)gz) which yields Gz) z Gz) where the branch of the square root is taken so that G is of positive imaginary type ie maps the upper half plane into itself) As a result, Proposition 4 z x) ) 3/ x) dx G z) Gz) G / z) z In this case τ satisfies logz x)τ dx) ) logg) log z whence we deduce that τ dx) ) π [,]dx) + δ dx) which is a probability measure for all > / Besides, the same arguments used before show that G /) z), z C \ [, ], z ) / is the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of a probability distribution ν, > / which is absolutely continuous of density given by Proposition 4 ν dx) dx sin [ ) arcsin x + π ) ] x) ],[x), > / / 4 Fourth family The density of µ is proportional to ) 3/ x + x + + where x [ ] +,, > / ) / The image of µ under the map x x+)/ has the density proportional to x ) 3/ + x ) / [,] x) ) 3/ + x) [,] x) The same scheme used to deal with the third family gives that τ dx) ) π [,]dx) + δ dx) and that the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of ν is given by G /) z), z C \ [, ] z + ) / However, the density of ν is somewhat different from the one in the previous case: [ ν dx) cos ) arcsin x ] dx + x) ],[x), > / /
9 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS 9 emarks 4 /For the four families, the measure τ may be mapped to π x [,]dx) + M δ dx) + N δ dx) for some positive constants M, N A more wider class of measures including the above one were considered in [] /For < a <, b a, one can always define an operation ν, ν ) ν/g ν G a ν G b ν, where ν, ν, ν are probability measures However, every probability measure will be idompotent and the operation is not commutative unless a b / 5 On the moments of the second Markov transform It is known that the Wigner distribution is a universal limiting distribution: it is the spectral distribution of large rescaled random matrices from the so called Wigner ensemble, the limiting distribution of the rescaled Plancherel transition of the growth process for Young diagrams [9]) and more generally of the rescaled transition measure of rectangular diagrams associated with roots of some adjacent orthogonal polynomials []) It also plays a crucial role in free probability theory where it appears as the central limiting distribution of the sum of free random variables [4], []) Note also that the standard arcsine distribution is the central limiting distribution for the r-convolution with r / [3]) and is the limiting distribution of the so-called Shrinkage process [9]) As a matter a fact, it is interesting to find a parallel to the above facts when the Wigner law is replaced by the Markov transform ν corresponding to the second family More interesting is to define a convolution operation that interpolates the r-convolutions for r / and r free convolution) having ν as a central limiting distribution [6]) Since ν is compactly-supported, we get an insight into it by focusing on its moments and we claim Proposition 5 The normalizing constant of ν is given by c / Γ /))Γ3/ /)) π Γ /) and the even moments of ν may be expressed as ) m n : x n ν dx) n n, /), 3/ /) 3F ; /, Moreover, the moments are polynomials in the variable /) Proof: make the change de variable x sin x in the integral [ x n cos ) arcsin x ] [ ] /) dx, n, to obtain Then, expand n+ / π/ [ [sin x] n cos ) ] x [cos x] / dx, n [sin x] n cos x) n n k ) n ) k [cos x] k k
10 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS and use the formula see [5], p 77) 9) π/ cos[p q)x][cos x] p+q π Γp + q ) dx p+q, p + q >, Γp)Γq) with p + q k + 3 /, p q /, to get [ x n cos ) arcsin x ] [4 x ] / dx n π n k ) n Γk + /) k k Γk + /)k! 4) This may be expressed through 3 F hypergeometric series as follows: write the binomial coefficient as ) n n! k k!n k)! n) )k k k! and use the duplication formula to rewrite πγk + /) k+ / Γk + /))Γk + 3/ /)) It follows that x n cos [ ) arcsin x ] To prove the last claim, let y / and expand: y ) k y ) k y ) k ) [ ] / dx c n n, /), 3/ /) 3F ; /, y ) ) k y )y 4) y k + )y k), and similarly 3 y ) k ) k y 3)y 5) y k ), y) k ) k y )y 3) y k ) The proof ends after forming the ratio y/) k 3/ y/) k y) k 4) k y k ) y k)y k ) 5 Combinatorics For, one recovers the moments of the arcsine distribution given by use duplication formula) ) n n /) ) n n n, / F ; n ) n When +, one recovers the moments of the Wigner distribution: ) n n /) ) n n n, 3/ F ; n + n ) n Both moments are integers and it is known that they count the shifted and the ordinary Catalan paths respectively see [8], p 64) Unfortunately, m n is not integer valued in general therefore no similar combinatorial interpretation can be given for all values of For instance, when, one gets m n n+ n k ) k n k ) π Γk + 3/) Γk + ) n n n ) k k k ) ) 4k + k + 4k
11 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS by Gauss duplication formula so that m 3/ More generally, computer simulations show that m n r is a ration of a products of prime numbers by a power of 3/, 3/8, 87/6, 4859/8) emark 5 Non symmetric Markov transforms) The computations of the moments of the non symmetric Markov transforms need more care Consider for instance the one corresponding to the last family, then one has to compute after the change of variables x sin x π/ [ n+ /) [sin x] n cos ) ] cos x x dx + sin x) / π/ To proceed, use the binomial Theorem to expand + sin x) / k /) k ) k [sin x] k k! and Fubini s Theorem to exchange both integral and sum signs In fact, π/ [ sin x n cos ) ] x cos x /) π/ k sin x k cos x dx dx π/ k! k π/ sin x ) / π/ cos x sin x) dx [ sin x) / ] π/ < / /) for > / Now, it only remains to compute the integral π/ π/ [ [sin x] n+k cos ) ] x cos xdx which is zero when n + k is odd and is evaluated similarly as the even moments of the above symmetric Markov transform when n + k is even using 9) For the third family, make the substitution x arcsinx/) + π/ in the integral [ x n sin ) arcsin x + π ) ] dx x) / to get n+ /) ) n π Then use the trigonometric formula to split the last integral to π [cos x] n+ + cos x) / dx [ [cos x] n sin ) ] sin x x dx + cos x) / sin a sin b [cosa b) cosa + b)] π Finally, use the binomial Theorem and 9) [ [cos x] n cos ) ] x dx + cos x) /
12 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS 5 Inverses of Cauchy-Stieltjes transforms Let n be a positive integer The fact that [ ] n [G n z)] n : z x) ν ndx) ũ n Gz)), where as before G is the Cauchy-Stieltjes transform of the Wigner distribution, allows to derive the inverse in composition s sense of G n at least for n, 3, 4 For the first family, G n G for all n so that K n K and Kz) z + /z for z in a neighborhood of zero For the remaining families, the inverse is given by G n z) : K n z) Kũ n z n )), K : G, for small z, subject to the condition K n z) z + nz) z + k r k z k where n is an entire function known in free probability theory as the free cumulants generating function of ν n, r k ) k is the sequence of the free cumulants, r, r are the mean and the variance of ν n respectively For the second family, one has to invert z ũ n z) zn z for small z in the lower half plane image of G) We are thus led to find one root of the polynomial z n + z w w for complex numbers z, w in a neighborhood of zero This task is very complicated and even more, Galois theory tells us that the roots cannot be expressed by means of radicals unless n 4 For n, easy computations show that K z) z + z + z z + /) k k + )! )k k + 3/)z k+ k Thus one sees that r, r 3/ which agrees with our above computations, and that [ r k+ ) k /)k + ] /) k ) k ) k Thus, ) k k+ r k+ k+ /) k ) k + k /) k ) k k k ) + k + ) k, k which involves the numbers of Shifted Catalan and Catalan paths For n 4, one has a quadratic polynomial and setting v z, one is led to v + wv w so that v w + w + 4w The case z 3 is more complicated and we supply one way to adress it: make the substitution z Z w/3 for suitable Z to get z 3 + wz w Z 3 w 3 Z + 7 w3 w The last polynomial has the same form as a + b) 3 3aba + b) a 3 + b 3 )
13 GENEALIZED CAUCHY-STIELTJES TANSFOMS AND MAKOV TANSFOMS 3 which hints to look for a root of the form Z a + b where [ ] ab w 3, a3 + b 3 w 7 w and computations are left to the curious reader emark 5 The above line of thinking remains valid for the non symmetric Markov transforms for which ũ n z) zn ± z For 3, one already has the appropriate form of the polynomial and there is no need to make the above substitution However, the case 4 needs more developed techniques since the polynomial is of degree four and is not quadratic Acknowledgments: this work is fully supported by CC 7 The author finishes the paper while visiting Georgia Institute of Technology and University of Virginia He actually wants to thank H Matzinger, C Houdre and the administrative staff for their hospitality and their help with references A special thank is given to Professor C F Dunkl for fruitful discussions held at UVa and for his help while doing tedious computations, in particular for numerical simulations eferences [] P Biane epresentations of symmetric groups and free probability Adv Math 38 no 998, 6-8 [] H Bercovici, D V Voiculescu Lévy-Hincin-type theorems for multiplicative and additive free convolutions Pacific J Math 53 99, 7-48 [3] M Bozejko Deformed Free Probability of Voiculescu, I M S Kokyuroku 7, 963 [4] M Bozejko, N Demni Generating functions of Cauchy-Stieltjes type for orthogonal polynomials To appear in Infinite Dimen Anal Quantum Probab elat Top [5] N Demni Ultraspherical type generating functions for orthogonal polynomials Submitted to Probab Math Statist [6] T Cabanal-Duvillard Un thórème central limite pour des variables alátoires noncommutatives C A S t 35, Srie I 997, 7- [7] I I Hirschmann, D V Widder Generalized inversion formulas for convolution transforms II Duke Math J [8] S Kerov Interlacing measures Amer Math Soc Transl Ser 8 998, [9] S KerovTransition probabilities of continuous Young diagrams and Markov s moment problems Func Anal Appl 7 no 993, 3-49 [] S Kerov Asymptotic separation of roots of orthogonal polynomials Algebra and Analysis 5 no 5 993, [] T Koornwinder Orthogonal polynomials with weight function x) α + x) β + Mδx + ) + Nδx ) Canad Math Bull 7 no 984, 5-4 [] J H Schwarz The generalized Stieltjes transform and its inverse J Math Phys 46 no 5, 35, 8pp [3] J A Shohat, J D Tamarkin The Problem of Moments Amer Math Soc NY, 943 [4] Speicher Combinatorics of Free Probability Theory Lectures I H P Paris 999 [5] D B Sumner An inversion formula for the generalized Stieltjes transform Bull Amer Math Soc , 74-83
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