Mellin transforms
2021-01-28 — 2022-08-27
Wherein the Mellin transform is presented as a scale‑invariant integral transform and is applied to the study of products, reciprocals and powers of random variables, and its role in multiplicative limit laws is noted.
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“An integral transform with scale invariance like the Fourier transform has shift invariance.” From my perspective, it’s useful for analysing multiplicative products of random variables, their reciprocals and powers, much as the Fourier transform is useful for sums of scaled random variables.
For now, see the Mellin transform on Wikipedia.
Approachable references seem to be Bertrand, Bertrand, and Ovarlez (2000);Flajolet, Gourdon, and Dumas (1995);Galambos and Simonelli (2004).
