Relative extremal index of two stationary processes (Q1176547)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 12139
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    Relative extremal index of two stationary processes
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 12139

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      Relative extremal index of two stationary processes (English)
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      25 June 1992
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      The notion of extremal index was introduced by Leadbetter (1981) and the one of phantom distribution by O'Brien (1987). The author joins the two concepts by introducing the notion of extremal index \(\theta\) \((0<\theta < +\infty)\) of a stationary sequence \(\{X_ n\}\) with relation to another stationary sequence \(\{X_ n'\}\) by the relation \[ \hbox{Prob} \{\max_{1\leq j\leq n} X_ j\leq a_ n\}-\hbox{Prob}^ \theta\{\max_{1\leq j\leq n}X_ j'\leq a_ n\}\to 0 \] as \(n\to \infty\) and for every sequence \(\{a_ n\}\). He gives criteria for existence, discussing in particular mixing conditions. The concept is important but, for some convenient applications, the next problem will be surely the estimation of the extremal index for two separate versions of \(\{X_ n\}\) and \(\{X_ n'\}\).
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      extreme values
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      phantom distribution
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      distributional mixing
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      stationary sequence
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      extremal index
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