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A version of Chevet's theorem for stable processes
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 4067944

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    A version of Chevet's theorem for stable processes (English)
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    Let X and Y be separable Banach spaces, and let \(Z=X{\check \otimes}Y\) denote the injective tensor product. Let \(S_ X\), \(S_ Y\) and \(S_ Z\) denote the unit spheres of these spaces. Let U and V be symmetric p- stable random variables, \(0<p\leq 2\), with values in X and Y, respectively. Let \(\eta_ U\) and \(\eta_ V\) Brownian sheet as a weak limit of continuous processes constructed from one-parameter Poisson processes, and sufficient conditions ensuring the validity of the central limit theorem for a continuous process.
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    stable processes
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    Banach spaces
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    Brownian sheet
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    central limit theorem for a continuous process
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