Some limit theorems for the homogeneous Poisson process (Q1181084): Difference between revisions

Let be given a random collection of points in \(\mathbb{R}^ d\) that follow a homogeneous Poisson process on \(\mathbb{R}^ d\) with parameter \(\lambda\). Let \({\mathcal C}(T,V)\) be the set of all cubes of value \(V\) contained in \([0,T]^ d\) with sides parallel to the coordinate axes, and let \(\zeta(T,V)=\max\{\eta(C):\;C\in{\mathcal C}(T,V)\}\), where \(\eta(C)\) denotes the number of points contained in \({\mathcal C}(T,V)\). For \(\zeta(T,V)\) there are proved two theorems. The first result gives bounds for \(\zeta(T,V_ T)\) for all sufficiently large \(T\) with probability one. The second theorem gives conditions under which infinitely often with probability one \(\zeta(T,V_ T)\) is below a given function \(u_ T\) and upper a given function \(l_ T\).