Convergence rate for geometric statistics of point processes having fast decay of dependence (Q6165985)

The paper investigates convergence rate in the central limit theorems for geometric statistics of point processes having fast decay of dependence. It considers the rates of a normal approximation in terms of the Wasserstein distance for statistics of point processes on \(\mathbb R^{d} \) satisfying fast decay of dependence. The authors demonstrate the use of the theorems for statistics arising from two families of point processes: the rarified Gibbs point processes and the determinantal point processes with kernels decaying fast enough. Section 2 contains the definitions and concepts that are needed in the paper, and state the main theorems. In Section 3, the authors show that the Gibbs point processes with nearly finite range potentials, a class of the determinantal point processes with kernels decaying fast enough, the \(r\)-dependent point processes and the Boolean models all possess the exponential decay of dependence property. In Section 4, they demonstrate the use of the theorems for statistics arising from the rarified Gibbs point processes and the determinantal point processes with kernels decaying fast enough.