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4.2. DEPENDENCE CONCEPTS FOR LEVY PROCESSES 139<br />
In view of the above lemma, for a giv<strong>en</strong> Lévy measure ν we will refer to the Lévy measure<br />
ν I <strong>de</strong>fined by Equation (4.5) as the I-margin of ν. To simplify notation, wh<strong>en</strong> I = {k} for some<br />
k, the I-margin of ν will be <strong>de</strong>noted by ν k and called simply k-th margin of ν.<br />
Next we would like to characterize the in<strong>de</strong>p<strong>en</strong><strong>de</strong>nce of Lévy processes in terms of their<br />
characteristic tripl<strong>et</strong>s.<br />
Lemma 4.2. The compon<strong>en</strong>ts X 1 , . . . , X d of an R d -valued Lévy process X are in<strong>de</strong>p<strong>en</strong><strong>de</strong>nt<br />
if and only if their continuous martingale parts are in<strong>de</strong>p<strong>en</strong><strong>de</strong>nt and the Lévy measure ν is<br />
supported by the coordinate axes. ν is th<strong>en</strong> giv<strong>en</strong> by<br />
ν(B) =<br />
d∑<br />
ν i (B i ) ∀B ∈ B(R d \ {0}), (4.2)<br />
i=1<br />
where for every i, ν i <strong>de</strong>notes the i-th margin of ν and<br />
B i = {x ∈ R : ( 0, . . . , 0<br />
} {{ }<br />
, x, 0, . . . , 0) ∈ B}.<br />
i − 1 times<br />
Proof. Since the continuous martingale part and the jump part of X are in<strong>de</strong>p<strong>en</strong><strong>de</strong>nt, we<br />
can assume without loss of g<strong>en</strong>erality that X has no continuous martingale part, that is, its<br />
characteristic tripl<strong>et</strong> is giv<strong>en</strong> by (0, ν, γ).<br />
The “if” part. Suppose ν is supported by the coordinate axes. Th<strong>en</strong> necessarily for every<br />
B ∈ B(R d \ {0}), ν(B) = ∑ d<br />
i=1 ˜ν i(B i ) with some measures ˜ν i , and Lemma 4.1 show that these<br />
measures coinci<strong>de</strong> with the margins of ν: ˜ν i = ν i ∀i. Using the Lévy-Khintchine formula for<br />
the process X, we obtain:<br />
∫<br />
E[e i〈u,Xt〉 ] = exp t{i〈γ, u〉 + (e i〈u,x〉 − 1 − i〈u, x〉1 |x|≤1 )ν(dx)}<br />
R d \{0}<br />
d∑<br />
∫<br />
= exp t {iγ k u k + (e iu kx k<br />
− 1 − iu k x k 1 |xk |≤1)ν k (dx k )} =<br />
k=1<br />
R\{0}<br />
which shows that the compon<strong>en</strong>ts of X are in<strong>de</strong>p<strong>en</strong><strong>de</strong>nt Lévy processes.<br />
d∏<br />
E[e iu kXt k ],<br />
The “only if” part. Define a measure ˜ν on R d \ {0} by ˜ν(B) = ∑ d<br />
i=1 ν i(B i ), where ν i is the<br />
i-th marginal Lévy measure of X and B i is as above. It is straightforward to check that ˜ν is<br />
a Lévy measure. Since the compon<strong>en</strong>ts of X are in<strong>de</strong>p<strong>en</strong><strong>de</strong>nt, applying the Lévy-Khintchine<br />
formula to each compon<strong>en</strong>t of X, we find:<br />
∫<br />
E[e i〈u,Xt〉 ] = exp t{i〈γ, u〉 +<br />
R d \{0}<br />
k=1<br />
(e i〈u,x〉 − 1 − i〈u, x〉1 |x|≤1 )˜ν(dx)}.