Abstract
We use techniques of Malliavin calculus to study the convergence in law of a family of generalized Hermite processes $Z_\gamma $ with kernels defined by parameters $\gamma $ taking values in a tetrahedral region $\Delta $ of $\mathbb{R} ^q$. We prove that, as $\gamma $ converges to a face of $\Delta $, the process $Z_\gamma $ converges to a compound Gaussian distribution with random variance given by the square of a Hermite process of one lower rank. The convergence in law is shown to be stable. This work generalizes a previous result of Bai and Taqqu, who proved the result in the case $q=2$ and without stability.
Highlights
Let W = {Wx, x ∈ R} be a two-sided Brownian motion on the real line
We use techniques of Malliavin calculus to study the convergence in law of a family of generalized Hermite processes Zγ with kernels defined by parameters γ taking values in a tetrahedral region ∆ of Rq
As γ converges to a face of ∆, the process Zγ converges to a compound Gaussian distribution with random variance given by the square of a Hermite process of one lower rank
Summary
The goal of this paper is to derive this result as an application of a general theorem of convergence in law of multiple stochastic integrals to a mixture of Gaussian distributions (see Theorem 3.2), which is of independent interest This theorem is proved using a noncentral limit theorem for Skorohod integrals derived by Nourdin and Nualart in [7]. This allows us to extend Bai and Taqqu’s result in two directions: We can deal with a general Hermite in the qth Wiener chaos, and we can show that the convergence is stable.
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