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First passage time for some stationary processes
Authors:George Haiman
Abstract:For a 1-dependent stationary sequence {Xn} we first show that if u satisfies p1=p1(u)=P(X1>u)less-than-or-equals, slant0.025 and n>3 is such that 88np13less-than-or-equals, slant1, then
P{max(X1,…,Xn)less-than-or-equals, slantu}=ν·μn+O{p13(88n(1+124np13)+561)}, n>3,
where
ν=1?p2+2p3?3p4+p12+6p22?6p1p2,μ=(1+p1?p2+p3?p4+2p12+3p22?5p1p2)?1
with
pk=pk(u)=P{min(X1,…,Xk)>u}, kgreater-or-equal, slanted1
and
|O(x)|less-than-or-equals, slant|x|.
From this result we deduce, for a stationary T-dependent process with a.s. continuous path {Ys}, a similar, in terms of P{max0less-than-or-equals, slantsless-than-or-equals, slantkTYs<u}, k=1,2 formula for P{max0less-than-or-equals, slantsless-than-or-equals, slanttYsless-than-or-equals, slantu}, t>3T and apply this formula to the process Ys=W(s+1)?W(s), sgreater-or-equal, slanted0, where {W(s)} is the Wiener process. We then obtain numerical estimations of the above probabilities.
Keywords:Increments of Wiener process – first passage time  Stationary T-dependent processes
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