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Free Brownian motion and free convolution semigroups: multiplicative case

We consider a pair of probability measures $μ,ν$ on the unit circle such that $Σ_λ(η_ν(z))=z/η_μ(z)$. We prove that the same type of equation holds for any $t\geq 0$ when we replace $ν$ by $ν\boxtimesλ_t$ and $μ$ by $\mathbb{M}_t(μ)$, where $λ_t$ is the free multiplicative analogue of the normal distribution on the unit circle of $\mathbb{C}$ and $\mathbb{M}_t$ is the map defined by Arizmendi and Hasebe. These equations are a multiplicative analogue of equations studied by Belinschi and Nica. In order to achieve this result, we study infinite divisibility of the measures associated with subordination functions in multiplicative free Brownian motion and multiplicative free convolution semigroups. We use the modified $\mathcal{S}$-transform introduced by Raj Rao and Speicher to deal with the case that $ν$ has mean zero. The same type of the result holds for convolutions on the positive real line. We also obtain some regularity properties for the free multiplicative analogue of the normal distributions.

preprint2013arXivOpen access

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