2021
DOI: 10.48550/arxiv.2101.09444
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On the anti-commutator of two free random variables

Abstract: Let pκnpaqqně1 denote the sequence of free cumulants of a random variable a in a non-commutative probability space pA, ϕq. Based on some considerations on bipartite graphs, we provide a formula to compute the cumulants pκnpab `baqqně1 in terms of pκnpaqqně1 and pκnpbqqně1, where a and b are freely independent. Our formula expresses the n-th free cumulant of ab `ba as a sum indexed by partitions in the set Y2n of noncrossing partitions of the form σ " tB1, B3, . . . , B2n´1, E1, . . . , Eru, with r ě 0, such th… Show more

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“…Recently it was noticed that despite their simplicity Boolean cumulants are useful for noncommutative probability in general [18] and free probability in particular [5,14,23,37]. Boolean cumulants were used for the first combinatorial solution to the problem of the free anticommutator in [14] (an analytic solution was found earlier by Vasilchuk [41]; a solution in terms of free cumulants was presented recently in [32]), and for the identification of the coefficients of power series expansion of subordination functions [23] (implicitly also in [48]).…”
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“…Recently it was noticed that despite their simplicity Boolean cumulants are useful for noncommutative probability in general [18] and free probability in particular [5,14,23,37]. Boolean cumulants were used for the first combinatorial solution to the problem of the free anticommutator in [14] (an analytic solution was found earlier by Vasilchuk [41]; a solution in terms of free cumulants was presented recently in [32]), and for the identification of the coefficients of power series expansion of subordination functions [23] (implicitly also in [48]).…”
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confidence: 99%