Dependence between extreme values of discrete and continuous time locally stationary Gaussian processes (Q2488451)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5025983
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    Dependence between extreme values of discrete and continuous time locally stationary Gaussian processes
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5025983

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      Dependence between extreme values of discrete and continuous time locally stationary Gaussian processes (English)
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      24 May 2006
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      A locally stationary (in the Berman sense) Gaussian process \(X(t)\) is considered. The maxima on an interval \(M_T=\max\{X(t),0\leq t\leq T\}\) and on a discrete grid \(M_T^{(\delta)}=\max\{X(i\delta)\), \(0\leq i\delta\leq T\}\) are compared. It is shown that for a sparse grid, \(M_T\) and \(M_T^{(\delta)}\) are asymptotically independent when for a dense grid they are asymptotically totally dependent.
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      local stationarity
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      distribution of maximum
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      discretization
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      sparse grid
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      dense grid
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