
By aid of an example the author proves the following theorem: There is self-decomposable subordinator \({T(t), t\geq 0}\), and a stable Lévy motion \({X(t), t\geq 0}\), such that the subordinated process \({Y(t)} = {X(T(t)), t \geq 0}\), is not self-decomposable. Then by three remarks the author illuminates this result.
Stable stochastic processes, unimodality, Continuous-time Markov processes on general state spaces, subordination, geometric stable law, Linnik distribution
Stable stochastic processes, unimodality, Continuous-time Markov processes on general state spaces, subordination, geometric stable law, Linnik distribution
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