Question: If X has the Gamma distribution with parameters α and β; i.e., if its p.d.f. is given by x > 0 (and0 for x ¤
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x > 0 (and0 for x ¤ 0),
Where the Gamma function ᴦ (α) is given
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Then show that
fx(t) = 1/(1 iβt) α
In particular, for α = 1 and β = 1/λ, we get the ch.f. of the Negative Exponential distribution with parameter λ; i.e., fx(t) = 1/(1 it/λ) and for α = r/2 (r > 0 integer) and β = 2, we get the ch.f. of the chi-square distribution with r degrees of freedom; i.e.,
fx(t) = 1/(1 - 2it)r/2.
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