Lévy measure

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A Lévy measure is a mathematical tool used in probability theory to characterize the jump behavior of Lévy processes and more general infinitely divisible distributions.

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instanceOf mathematical concept
measure in probability theory
appearsIn Lévy–Khintchine formula NERFINISHED
characteristic exponent of Lévy processes
generator of Lévy processes
associatedWith Lévy triplet NERFINISHED
characterizes jump behavior of Lévy processes
jump intensity
jump size distribution
componentOf Lévy triplet NERFINISHED
constraint integrability condition near 0 via (1 ∧ |x|^2)
ν({x: |x|>1}) < ∞ for many Lévy processes
determines distribution of jumps of a Lévy process
infinitely divisible law
domain ℝ^d \ {0}
field measure theory
probability theory
stochastic processes
generalizes intensity measure of a Poisson process
namedAfter Paul Lévy NERFINISHED
property measure of {0} equals 0
σ-finite measure
∫_{ℝ^d \ {0}} (1 ∧ |x|^2) ν(dx) < ∞
relatedConcept Lévy process NERFINISHED
Lévy–Itô decomposition NERFINISHED
characteristic function
infinitely divisible measure
relatedTo Poisson random measure
compound Poisson process
jump kernel in integro-differential operators
jump measure of a process
role encodes frequency of jumps of different sizes
separates small and large jumps in Lévy–Itô decomposition
symbol Π
ν
usedIn CGMY processes NERFINISHED
Lévy process theory NERFINISHED
financial mathematics
infinitely divisible distributions
jump process modeling
risk theory
stable distributions
stochastic calculus with jumps
tempered stable processes
variance gamma processes
usedToDefine jump-diffusion process
pure-jump Lévy process
subordinator

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Paul Lévy knownFor Lévy measure