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    The Matsumoto--Yor Property and Its Converse on Symmetric Cones

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    The Matsumoto--Yor (MY) property of the generalized inverse Gaussian and gamma distributions has many generalizations. As it was observed in (Letac and Weso{\l}owski in Ann Probab 28:1371--1383, 2000) the natural framework for the multivariate MY property is symmetric cones; however they prove their results for the cone of symmetric positive definite real matrices only. In this paper, we prove the converse to the symmetric cone-variate MY property, which extends some earlier results. The smoothness assumption for the densities of respective variables is reduced to the continuity only. This enhancement was possible due to the new solution of a related functional equation for real functions defined on symmetric cones.Comment: 11 pages. arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1206.609

    The generalized fundamental equation of information on symmetric cones

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    In this paper we generalize the fundamental equation of information to the symmetric cone domain and find general solution under the assumption of continuity of respective functions.Comment: 13 pages. arXiv admin note: text overlap with arXiv:1403.0236, arXiv:1501.0219

    Multiplicative Cauchy functional equation on symmetric cones

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    We solve the multiplicative Cauchy functional equation on symmetric cones with respect to two different multiplication algorithms. We impose no regularity assumptions on respective functions.Comment: 15 page

    The Lukacs-Olkin-Rubin theorem on symmetric cones through Gleason's theorem

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    We prove the Lukacs characterization of the Wishart distribution on non-octonion symmetric cones of rank greater than 2. We weaken the smoothness assumptions in the version of the Lukacs theorem of [Bobecka-Weso{\l}owski, Studia Math. 152 (2002), 147-160]. The main tool is a new solution of the Olkin-Baker functional equation on symmetric cones, under the assumption of continuity of respective functions. It was possible thanks to the use of Gleason's theorem.Comment: 13 page
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