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In this paper we provide a systematic study of how the probability limit and central limit theorem for realised multipower variation changes when we add finite activity and infinite activity jump processes to an underlying Brownian semimartingale.
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In this article we look at a one-dimensional infinitesimal particle system governed by the completely inelastic collision rule. Considering uniformly spread mass, we feed the system with initial velocities, so that when time evolves the corresponding velocity field fulfils the inviscid Burgers...
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In this paper we introduce and study a regularizing one-to-one mapping from the class of one-dimensional Lévy measures into itself. This mapping appeared implicitly in our previous paper [O.E. Barndorff-Nielsen, S. Thorbjørnsen, A connection between free and classical infinite divisibility,...
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We develop the asymptotic theory for the realised power variation of the processes X=[phi]-G, where G is a Gaussian process with stationary increments. More specifically, under some mild assumptions on the variance function of the increments of G and certain regularity conditions on the path of...
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Using bivariate Lévy processes, stationary and self-similar processes, with prescribed one-dimensional marginal laws of type G, are constructed. The self-similar processes are obtained from the stationary by the Lamperti transformation. In the case of square integrability the arbitrary spectral...
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Upsilon transformations satisfying certain regularity conditions are shown to generate semigroups of such transformations. This is based on a general commutativity property of the Upsilon transformations, and uses log infinite divisibility. The existence of random integral representations of...
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This paper develops a stochastic integration theory with respect to volatility modulated Lévy-driven Volterra (V MLV) processes. It extends recent results in the literature to allow for stochastic volatility and pure jump processes in the integrator. The new integration operator is based on...
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