Semicircle Distributions over ℝ #
We define the real-valued Wigner semicircle distribution.
Main definitions #
semicirclePDFReal: the functionμ v x ↦ (1 / (2 * π * v)) * √(4 * v - (x - μ) ^ 2), the probability density function of the semicircle distribution with meanμand variancev(whenv ≠ 0).semicirclePDF: theℝ≥0∞-valued pdf,semicirclePDF μ v x = ENNReal.ofReal (semicirclePDFReal μ v x).semicircleReal: the semicircle measure onℝ, parametrized by meanμand variancev. Ifv = 0, this isMeasure.dirac μ; otherwise it is the measure with densitysemicirclePDF μ vagainst the Lebesgue measure.
Main results #
semicircleReal_add_const,semicircleReal_const_mul: affine transformations of a semicircular random variable stay semicircular, with the mean and variance transformed accordingly.integral_id_semicircleReal: the mean ofsemicircleReal μ vis its mean parameterμ.variance_id_semicircleReal: the variance ofsemicircleReal μ vis its variance parameterv.centralMoment_two_mul_semicircleReal: the2 * n-th central moment of the semicircle distribution equalsv ^ ntimes then-th Catalan number.centralMoment_odd_semicircleReal: the odd central moments of the semicircle distribution vanish.
Probability density function of the semicircle distribution with mean μ and variance v.
Note that the square root of a negative number is defined to be zero.
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The semicircle pdf is nonnegative.
The semicircle pdf is continuous.
The semicircle pdf is measurable.
The semicircle pdf is strongly measurable.
The support of the semicircle pdf is contained in [μ - 2√v, μ + 2√v].
The semicircle pdf is integrable.
The semicircle distribution pdf integrates to 1 when the variance is nonzero.
The semicircle distribution pdf has total mass 1 when the variance is nonzero.
The ℝ≥0∞-valued pdf of a semicircle distribution on ℝ with mean μ and variance v.
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A semicircle distribution on ℝ with mean μ and variance v.
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Translating the input translates the mean in the opposite direction.
Translating the input translates the mean in the opposite direction.
The ℝ≥0∞-valued semicircle density is nonnegative.
The support of the ℝ≥0∞-valued semicircle density is contained in its support interval.
The semicircle measure has no atoms when the variance is nonzero.
The semicircle measure is absolutely continuous with respect to the Lebesgue measure when the variance is nonzero.
The Radon-Nikodym derivative of the semicircle measure with respect to the Lebesgue measure equals the pdf almost everywhere when the variance is nonzero.
Integrating against a non-degenerate semicircle measure is integrating against its density.
The map of a semicircle distribution by addition of a constant is semicircular.
The map of a semicircle distribution by addition of a constant is semicircular.
The map of a semicircle distribution by multiplication by a constant is semicircular.
The map of a semicircle distribution by multiplication by a constant is semicircular.
The map of a semicircle distribution by division by a constant is semicircular.
If X has semicircular law with mean μ and variance v, then X + y has
semicircular law with mean μ + y and variance v.
If X has semicircular law with mean μ and variance v, then y + X has
semicircular law with mean μ + y and variance v.
If X has semicircular law with mean μ and variance v, then X - y has
semicircular law with mean μ - y and variance v.
If X has semicircular law with mean μ and variance v, then c * X has
semicircular law with mean c * μ and variance c ^ 2 * v.
If X has semicircular law with mean μ and variance v, then X * c has
semicircular law with mean c * μ and variance c ^ 2 * v.
If X has semicircular law with mean μ and variance v, then X / c has
semicircular law with mean μ / c and variance v / c ^ 2.
All finite moments of a real semicircle distribution are finite.
All finite moments of a real semicircle distribution are finite.
The real part of the ℝ≥0∞-valued semicircle density coincides with the real-valued density,
when the latter is nonnegative.
The canonical inclusion of ℝ≥0 into ℝ≥0∞ is measurable.
The product ∏_{x < n} 2 * (x + 1) equals 2 ^ n * n!.
Reduction of ∫_{-2}^{2} x ^ (2n) √(4 - x ^ 2) to a difference of even cosine-power
integrals over [0, π].
The mean of a real semicircle distribution semicircleReal μ v is its mean parameter μ.
The Wallis product telescopes: 2 ^ (2n+1) times the difference of consecutive Wallis
partial products equals the n-th Catalan number.
The centered 2 * n-th power integral against the semicircle measure, rewritten as a
weighted integral of the unnormalized kernel over its centered support interval.
The 2 * n-th central moment of the semicircle distribution equals v ^ n times the n-th
Catalan number.
The 2 * n-th central moment of the identity equals v ^ n times the n-th Catalan number.
The variance of a real semicircle distribution semicircleReal μ v is its variance
parameter v.
The variance of a real semicircle distribution semicircleReal μ v is its variance
parameter v.
The odd central moments of the semicircle distribution vanish.
The odd central moments of the identity vanish.