Persistence of Gaussian processes: non-summable correlations
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Abstract: Suppose the auto-correlations of real-valued, centered Gaussian process are non-negative and decay as for some regularly varying at infinity of order . With its primitive, we show that the persistence probabilities decay rate of is precisely of order , thereby closing the gap between the lower and upper bounds of cite{NR}, which stood as such for over fifty years. We demonstrate its usefulness by sharpening recent results of cite{Sak} about the dependence on of such persistence decay for the Langevin dynamics of certain -interface models on .
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