Absolute regularity and Brillinger-mixing of stationary point processes (Q383672): Difference between revisions

The authors define an absolute regularity (or \(\beta\)-mixing) coefficient for point processes and derive, in terms of this coefficient, an explicit condition that implies the finite total variation of the \(k\)th order reduced factorial cumulant measure of the point process for fixed \(k\geq2\). By this, it is shown how to verify the Brillinger mixing property of stationary point processes in the Euclidean space by imposing conditions on a suitable mixing coefficient. The proofs rely on the use of higher-order covariance measures and Statulevičius' representation formula for mixed cumulants in case of random counting measures. The results are illustrated on some Brillinger-mixing point processes occurring in stochastic geometry.