Continuity and Boundedness of Infinitely Divisible Processes: A Poisson Point Process Approach
Continuity and Boundedness of Infinitely Divisible Processes: A Poisson Point Process Approach
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无限可分过程的连续性和有界性:泊松点过程方法
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2005
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通讯作者:
J. Rosínski
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M. Marcus;J. Rosínski
Sufficient conditions for boundedness and continuity are obtained for stochastically continuous infinitely divisible processes, without Gaussian component, {Y(t),t ∈T}, where T is a compact metric space or pseudo-metric space. Such processes have a version given by Y(t)=X(t)+b(t),t∈T where b is a deterministic drift function and
$$X(t) = int_S f(t,s) left[N(ds)-(|f(t,s)|vee 1)^{-1}
u(ds)
ight].$$ Here N is a Poisson random measure on a Borel space S with σ−finite mean measure ν, and
$$f{:} T imes S mapsto R$$ is a measurable deterministic function. Let τ: T2 → R+ be a continuous pseudo–metric on T. Define the τ-Lipschitz norm of the sections of f by
$$ |f|_{ au} (s)=D^{-1}f(t_0,s) + suplimits_{u,vin T} {{|f(u,s)-f(v,s)|}over{ au(u,v)}}$$ for some t0 ∈T, where D is the diameter of (T,τ). The sufficient conditions for boundedness and continuity of X are given in terms of the measure
$$
u,||f||_ au$$ and majorizing measure and or metric entropy conditions determined by τ. They are applied to stochastic integrals of the form
$$Y(t) = int_S g(t,s)M(ds)quad tin T,$$ where M is a zero-mean, independently scattered, infinitely divisible random measure without Gaussian component. Several examples are given which show that in many cases the conditions obtained are quite sharp. In addition to obtaining conditions for continuity and boundedness, bounds are obtained for the weak and strong Lp norms of
$$sup_{tin T}|X(t)|$$ and
$$sup_{ au (t,u)leqslantdelta,t,u in T}|X(t) - X(u)|$$ for all
$$0<delta leqslant D$$. These results depend on inequalities for moments and related functions of the weak and strong
$$ell^p$$ norms of sequences {xj}, which are the events of Poisson point process M on R+ and are given in terms of the intensity measure of M. These results are of independent interest.