Abstract

In the paper I continue investigations on the self-normalization of simple autoregressive field Xt,s = aXt−1,s + bXt,s−1 + εt,s started in [5]. And extend previous results when the variance of the innovations of the process above are not finite.

Highlights

  • Introduction and formulation of resultsThis paper continues the investigations of the self-normalization for the autoregressive fields on the plane which were started in [5]

  • In this paper the results for selfnormalization for AR(1) process obtained by Juodis and Rackauskas [4] were generalized for the autoregressive field on the plane

  • The results presented in [5] were proved under assumption of the the existence of the second moment for the innovations of the autoregressive field we are working with

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Summary

Introduction and formulation of results

This paper continues the investigations of the self-normalization for the autoregressive fields on the plane which were started in [5]. In this paper the results for selfnormalization for AR(1) process obtained by Juodis and Rackauskas [4] were generalized for the autoregressive field on the plane. The results presented in [5] were proved under assumption of the the existence of the second moment for the innovations of the autoregressive field we are working with. We give a slight extention of this result and prove that sufficient condition for our results to hold is that innovations belong to the domain of attraction of the normal law

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