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The uniform continuity of characteristic function from convoluted exponential
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Dodi Devianto

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The Uniform Continuity of Characteristic Function from
Convoluted Exponential Distribution with
Stabilizer Constant

Dodi Devianto
Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences,
Andalas University, Limau Manis Campus, Padang 25163, INDONESIA
Email: ddevianto@fmipa.unand.ac.id
Abstract. It is constructed convolution of generated random variable from independent and identically exponential
distribution with stabilizer constant. The characteristic function of this distribution is obtained by using Laplace-Stieltjes
transform. The uniform continuity property of characteristic function from this convolution is obtained by using
analytical methods as basic properties.
Keywords: convolution, exponential distribution with stabilizer constant, characteristic function, uniform continuity.
PACS: 02.50.Ng

INTRODUCTION
The characteristic function is a complex valued function which defines as Laplace-Stieltjes transform. This
transformation and its properties have been introduced in formal term [1] and [4]. Furthermore, the property of
characteristic function for infinite divisibility distribution has established in some well known works of Levy and
Khinchine in the form of canonical representation.
This property of Laplace-Stieltjes transform as characteristic function can be used to find the distribution of
convoluted random variables which are many applications in other area such as convoluted exponential random
variables as service time of the quequeing or reliability model by [5]. In other hand [2] has introduced properties of
the characteristic function from geometric distribution as discrete version of the exponential distribution. Furthermore,
the mathematical method to obtain the convolution of exponential distribution and its variations have been introduced
in some works of [6], [7], [8].
The research on characteristic functions of various kinds of exponential distribution are always interested to set
their properties such as in canonical representation or its uniform continuity. Devianto et al. [3] have introduced
convolution of generating random variables from exponential distribution with stabilizer constant. It is worth to give
some properties of characteristic function from this new distribution. Now let us adopt the process of constructing this
new introduced distribution. Let X be a random variable from exponential distribution with parameter λ. Probability
density function for this random variable is given by

f ( x ; O ) O e Ox

(1)

for positive λ and all real number x. It is denoted W as random variable related to xi which way generated from
exponential distribution with values spread in form

wi

xi
xm

(2)

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where it is defined x m max {x1 , x 2 , ..., x n } for x i  [ 0, x m ] and n, m Z  . Then random variable W has probability
density function as follows

f (w ; O ) T O e Ow

(3)

for positive λ and 0  w d 1 where stabilizer constant is to maintain the nature of probability density function defined

as T

(1 (e O  1)) .

Devianto et al. [3] has shown the convolution of this new intoduced distribution by setting W1, W2, ..., Wn be n
independent and identically exponential distribution with stabilizer constant where probability density function is
defined as follows
f (wi ; O ) T O e Owi

(4)

for positive parameter λ, 0  wi d 1 and T  1 (exp (O )  1) . Then the sum of random variables
S n W1  W2  ...  Wn has probability density function

f (s n ; O ) T n

On

(n  1)!

sn

n 1

e O sn for 0  s n d n .

(5)

The properties of distribution from an exponential distribution with stabilizer constant and its convolution can be
given in the form of characteristic functions. This paper gives a brief explanation of these characteristic functions and
their properties of uniform continuity in Section 2 and Section 3.

THE PROPERTIES OF CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTION FROM GENERATING
RANDOM VARIABLE OF EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUTION WITH STABILIZER
CONSTANT
The aim of this section is to present characteristic function of distribution from generating random variable of the
exponential distribution with stabilizer constant. Furthermore, it is given property of uniform continuity from this
characteristic function.
Theorem 1. Let W is generating random variable from exponential distribution with stabilier constant with probability
distribution function as in (3) that is
f (w ; O ) T O e Ow

for positive parameter λ and 0  w d 1 where stabilizer constant T
random variable W is

IW (t )

(1 (e O  1)) . Then characteristic function from

TO ( O it )
(e
 1) for f  t  f .
O  it

(6)

Proof. Characteristic function from random variable W is deriven by direct methods of Laplace-Stieltjes transform,
that is obtained as follows

IW (t ) E [e it W ]

³T O e
1

itw  Ow

e

dw

(7)

0

TO ( O it )
(e
 1) . ■
O  it

Proposition 2. The Characteristic function of generating random variable from exponential distribution with stabilizer
constant is unifomly continuous.

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Proof. The uniform continuity of characteristic function from exponential distribution with stabilizer constant is
showing by define for every H ! 0 and G ! 0 such that
where G only depends on

| IW ( s )  IW (t ) |  H for | s  t |  G

(8)

H . Now let us define a new function

e its  e itw
.
st

\ ( w)

(9)

It is using Taylor expansion series to eisw and eitw then we have the new defined function can be rewritten as follows
·
§ ( s  t ) w 2 ( s 3  s 2 t  st 2  t 3 ) w 4

 ...¸¸  i
2
!
4
!
©
¹

\ ( w) ¨¨ 

·
§
( s 2  st  t 2 ) w 3
¨w 
 ...¸¸ .
¨
3
!
¹
©

(10)

We can establish uniform continuity of characteristic function by setting
| IW ( s)  IW (t ) |

³T O e
1

e  Ow dw  ³ T O e itw e  Ow dw
1

isw

0

(s  t )

³T O e
1

0

0

 Ow

(11)

\ ( w) dw ,

so that for every G ! H and | s  t | o 0 then we have | IW ( s )  IW (t ) | o 0 . This confirms the characteristic function
from random variable W is uniform continuous. ■
0.5

0.35

0.25
0.30

0.4

0.20

0.25

0.3
0.20

0.15

0.15

0.2

0.10
0.10

0.1

0.05
0.05

0.15

O 0.2 and 0 d t d 50
0.10

0.05

0.05

0.10

0.05

O 1 and 0 d t d 50
0.05

0.10

O 4 and 0 d t d 50
0.1

0.2

0.3

0.4

FIGURE 1. Parametric curves of characteristic function from random variable W with various parameter λ and variable t
with 0 d T d 2S .

The parametric curves of characteristic function from random variable W from Fig. 1 show smooth line and never
vanish on the complex plane for all presented curves, this confirms the continuity of parametric curves by graphically.

THE PROPERTIES OF CHARACTERISTIC FUNCTION FROM CONVOLUTED
EXPONENTIAL DISTRIBUTION WITH STABILIZER CONSTANT
The aim of this section is to present characteristic function of distribution from convolution of generating random
variable of exponential distribution with stabilizer constant. Furthermore, it is given property of uniform continuity
from this characteristic function.
Theorem 3. Let Sn is generating random variable from exponential distribution with stabilier constant with probability
distribution function as in (5) that is

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f (s n ; O ) T n

On

(n  1)!

sn

n 1

for positive λ and 0  s n d n where stabilizer constant T

I S n (t ) E [e it S n ]

(1 (e O  1)) . Then characteristic function is

T n On

(n  1)! O  it

e O sn for 0  s n d n .

*(n, n(O  it )) for 0  t  f .

n

(12)

Proof. Characteristic function is deriven by direct methods of Laplace-Stieltjes transform, that is obtained as follows

On
n 1
s n e O sn ds n
(n  1)!

its
n
³ e nT

I S n (t ) E [e itSn ]

n
0

s n (O  it ) then we have

for f  t  f and 0  s n d n . Now, by using changing variable y

I S n (t ) T n

On

n O it

(n  1)! O  it
1

n

³

(13)

y n 1 1e  y dy

(14)

0

It is used the property of incomplete gamma function then characteristic function of random variable Sn can be written
as follows

T n On
*(n, n(O  it )) for f  t  f ,
(n  1)!(O  it ) n

I S n (t )
where it is defined

*(n, n(O  it ))

³

(15)

n ( O  it )

y n 1e  y dy. ■

(16)

0

Proposition 4. The characteristic function of convoluted exponential distribution with stabilizer constant is unifomly
continuous.
Proof. The uniform continuity of characteristic function from exponential distribution with stabilizer constant is
showing by define for every H ! 0 and G ! 0 such that

| I Sn (s)  M Sn (t ) |  H for | s  t |  G

(17)

where G only depends on H . Now let us define a new function

\ (s n )

e its  e itw
.
st

(18)

It is using Taylor expansion to eisw and eitw then we have the new defined function can be rewritten as follows
3
§ (s  t ) s n 2 ( s 3  s 2 t  st 2  t 3 ) s n 4
·
·
§
(s 2  st  t 2 ) s n

 ...¸  i ¨ s n 
 ...¸ .
\ (s n ) ¨ 

¨
©

2!

¸
¹

4!

¨
©

We can establish uniform continuity of characteristic function by setting
| I S n ( s )  I S n (t ) |

³e
n

0

issn

Tn

(s  t )

On

(n  1)!

³T
n
0

n

sn

O

n 1

e O sn ds n  ³ e itsn T n
n

0

n

(n  1)!

sn

n 1

e

 O sn

¸
¹

3!

On

(n  1)!

\ ( s n ) ds n ,

sn

n 1

(19)

e  O sn ds n

(20)

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so that for every G ! H and | s  t | o 0 then we have |ISn (s)  ISn (t ) | o 0 . This confirms the characteristic function
from random variable Sn is uniform continuous. ■
0.0006

40000

1.0

10 12

5.0

10 11

0.0004

20000
0.0002

0.0004

0.0002

0.0002

0.0004

0.0002

0.0006

40000

20000

20000

40000

1.5

10 12

1.0

10 12

20000

0.0004

5.0

10 11

5.0

5.0

10 11

1.0

10 12

10 11

1.0

10 12

1.5

10 12

40000

O

0.2 and 0 d t d 12
0.0006

O 1 and 0 d t d 6

O

4 and 0 d t d 4
1.5

10 12

FIGURE 2. Parametric curves of characteristic function from random variable Sn for 10-fold convolution with various
parameter λ and variabel t with 0 d T d 12S .

The parametric curves of characteristic function from random variable Sn from Fig. 2 show smooth line and never
vanish on the complex plane for all presented curves, this confirms the continuity of parametric curves by graphically.

CONCLUSION
The characteristic function of convolution of generated random variable from independent and identically
exponential distribution with stabilizer constant is contructed by using Laplace-Stieltjes transform. The uniform
continuity property of characteristic function from this convolution is obtained by using analytical methods in the
complex variable as basic properties. The characteristic function of this ditribution is governed by smooth line and
never vanish on the complex plane, this property confirms the uniform continuity of characteristic function by their
prametric curves.

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