Affinely infinitely divisible distributions and the embedding problem

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Let A be a locally compact abelian group and let μ be a probability measure on A. A probability measure λ on A is an affine k-th root of μ if there exists a continuous automorphism ρ of A such that ρk = I (the identity transformation) and λ * ρ(λ) * ρ2(λ) * . . . * ρk-1(λ) = μ, and μ is affinely infinitely divisible if it has affine k-th roots for all orders. Clearly every infinitely divisible probability measure is affinely infinitely divisible. In this paper we prove the converse for connected abelian Lie groups: Every affinely infinitely divisible probability measure on a connected abelian Lie group A is infinitely divisible. If G is a locally compact group, A a closed abelian subgroup of G, and μ a probability measure on G which is supported on A and infinitely divisible on G, we give sufficient conditions which ensure that μ is infinitely divisible on A.

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Dani, S. G., & Schmidt, K. (2002). Affinely infinitely divisible distributions and the embedding problem. Mathematical Research Letters, 9(5–6), 607–620. https://doi.org/10.4310/MRL.2002.v9.n5.a4

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