A characterization theorem for stable random measures
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The paper derives a characterization of certain \(\alpha\)-stable random measures in terms of a vector measure \(F\) with values in \(L^\alpha(\mu)\) for some Borel measure \(\mu\) on the real line. In an interesting example the method is applied to present a specific spectral domain for periodically correlated second order sequences and certain periodically correlated stable processes.
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