1975
DOI: 10.1214/aop/1176996311
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On Quadratic Variation of Processes with Gaussian Increments

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“…(In the present context, key references to that literature are Cairoli and Walsh (1975), Khoshnevisan (2002), Klein and Giné (1975), Walsh (1986a,b) and Wong and Zakai (1974 For the particular specification of X considered in Section 2.4, we have argued as if these questions had been positively resolved. In fact, under mild assumptions on g, h, I and J the manipulations in that Section can be verified by direct calculations (details to be given elsewhere).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…(In the present context, key references to that literature are Cairoli and Walsh (1975), Khoshnevisan (2002), Klein and Giné (1975), Walsh (1986a,b) and Wong and Zakai (1974 For the particular specification of X considered in Section 2.4, we have argued as if these questions had been positively resolved. In fact, under mild assumptions on g, h, I and J the manipulations in that Section can be verified by direct calculations (details to be given elsewhere).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The proof is quite same as in [6] which contributes to find a sequence {ε n [ 0} satisfying being based on the bound of Hanson and Wright (1971). Hence, only some different points from the proof in [6] will be noted here.…”
Section: Where ψ(H; T S) = Correlation {X(t + H) -X(t) X(s + H) -X(mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hence, only some different points from the proof in [6] will be noted here. In the proof, it necessitates to evaluate E [(X(tl n) …”
Section: Where ψ(H; T S) = Correlation {X(t + H) -X(t) X(s + H) -X(mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In practice we have to compute m −2 Γ. Actually the computation of Γ seems delicate but (12) with Z in place of ξ. And we have an upper bound for N d N .…”
Section: Proof Of the Propositionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In [8] the mesh of the increments that define the quadratic 1 variation is 1/2 n and an almost sure convergence result is obtained when n → ∞. Actually it is known (see [12]) that the almost convergence is true when the mesh is o(1/ log(n)). Nevertheless quadratic variations are not suitable when one is interested in a central limit theorem for fractional Brownian motion.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%