Majoration de la distance de Lévy-Prokhorov entre une martingale et le mouvement brownien Distance entre des processus associés
Quantum trajectories are solutions of stochastic differential equations obtained when describing the random phenomena associated to quantum continuous measurement of open quantum system. These equations, also called Belavkin equations or Stochastic Master equations, are usually of two different types: diffusive and of Poisson-type. In this article, we consider more advanced models in which jump–diffusion equations appear. These equations are obtained as a continuous time limit of martingale problems...
We are interested in the rate function of the moderate deviation principle for the two-sample matching problem. This is related to the determination of 1-Lipschitz functions with maximal variance. We give an exact solution for random variables which have normal law, or are uniformly distributed on the Euclidean ball.
We derive the limiting matrix kernels for the Gaussian orthogonal and symplectic ensembles scaled at the edge, with proofs of convergence in the operator norms that ensure convergence of the determinants.
Some maximal inequalities for quadratic forms of independent and linearly negative quadrant dependent fuzzy random variables are established. Strong convergence of such quadratic forms are proved based on the martingale theory. A weak law of large numbers for linearly negative quadrant dependent fuzzy random variables is stated and proved.
We consider signed Radon random measures on a separable, complete and locally compact metric space and study mean quadratic convergence with respect to vague topology on the space of measures. We prove sufficient conditions in order to obtain mean quadratic convergence. These results are based on some identification properties of signed Radon measures on the product space, also proved in this paper.
En este trabajo definimos una medida de centralización multidimensional para vectores aleatorios como el valor del parámetro para el que se alcanza el mínimo de las integrales de ciertas funciones. Estudiamos su relación con otras medidas de centralización multidimensionales conocidas. Finalizamos demostrando la Ley Fuerte de los Grandes Números, tanto para la medida de centralización definida como para la de dispersión asociada.