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Some properties of q-Gaussian distributions

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arxiv 2101.00516 v1 pith:MXCOLW42 submitted 2021-01-02 math.PR

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keywords distributionq-momentsq-gaussiansomedistributionsgaussiannormalizedproperties
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The q-Gaussian is a probability distribution generalizing the Gaussian one. In spite of a q-normal distribution is popular, there is a problem when calculating an expectation value with a corresponding normalized distribution and not a q-normal distribution itself. In this paper, two q-moments types called normalized and unormalized q-moments are introduced in details. Some properties of q-moments are given, and several relationships between them are established, and some results related to q-moments are also obtained. Moreover, we show that these new q-moments may be regarded as a generelazation of the classical case for q = 1. Firstly, we determine the q-moments of q-Gaussian distribution. Especially, we give explicitely the kurtosis parameters. Secondly, we compute the expression of the q-Laplace transform of the q-Gaussian distribution. Finally, we study the distribution of sum of q-independent Gaussian distributions.

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