Erratum to “Number variance from a probabilistic perspective, infinite systems of independent Brownian motions and symmetric -stable processes".
Estimates in the invariance principle in terms of truncated power moments.
Estimates of the rate of approximation in a de-poissonization lemma
Euler's Approximations of Solutions of Reflecting SDEs with Discontinuous Coefficients
Let D be either a convex domain in or a domain satisfying the conditions (A) and (B) considered by Lions and Sznitman (1984) and Saisho (1987). We investigate convergence in law as well as in for the Euler and Euler-Peano schemes for stochastic differential equations in D with normal reflection at the boundary. The coefficients are measurable, continuous almost everywhere with respect to the Lebesgue measure, and the diffusion coefficient may degenerate on some subsets of the domain.
Euler's Approximations of Weak Solutions of Reflecting SDEs with Discontinuous Coefficients
We study convergence in law for the Euler and Euler-Peano schemes for stochastic differential equations reflecting on the boundary of a general convex domain. We assume that the coefficients are measurable and continuous almost everywhere with respect to the Lebesgue measure. The proofs are based on new estimates of Krylov's type for the approximations considered.
Existence and spatial limit theorems for lattice and continuum particle systems.
Exponential inequalities and functional central limit theorems for random fields
We establish new exponential inequalities for partial sums of random fields. Next, using classical chaining arguments, we give sufficient conditions for partial sum processes indexed by large classes of sets to converge to a set-indexed brownian motion. For stationary fields of bounded random variables, the condition is expressed in terms of a series of conditional expectations. For non-uniform -mixing random fields, we require both finite fourth moments and an algebraic decay of the mixing coefficients....
Exponential inequalities and functional central limit theorems for random fields
We establish new exponential inequalities for partial sums of random fields. Next, using classical chaining arguments, we give sufficient conditions for partial sum processes indexed by large classes of sets to converge to a set-indexed Brownian motion. For stationary fields of bounded random variables, the condition is expressed in terms of a series of conditional expectations. For non-uniform ϕ-mixing random fields, we require both finite fourth moments and an algebraic decay of the mixing coefficients. ...