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Uncompensated Lévy–Khintchine formula (ψ(u)=ibu−σ2u2/2+∫(eiuy−1)K(dy))

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If a Lévy measure satisfies ∫∣y∣≤1​∣y∣K(dy)<∞, the jump integral in the Lévy–Khintchine formula can be written without compensation: EeiuXt​=etψ(u), with the displayed exponent. Its integral is absolutely convergent because ∣eiuy−1∣≤∣u∣∣y∣ near zero and is at most 2 elsewhere. If the compensated formula uses drift γ, the uncompensated drift is b=γ−∫∣y∣≤1​yK(dy). The Gaussian coefficient is still σ2≥0.

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