On singular value distribution of large-dimensional autocovariance matrices

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Abstract: Let (varepsilonj)jgeq0 be a sequence of independent p−dimensional random vectors and augeq1 a given integer. From a sample varepsilon1,cdots,varepsilonT+au−1,varepsilonT+au of the sequence, the so-called lag −au auto-covariance matrix is Cau=T−1sumj=1Tvarepsilonau+jvarepsilonjt. When the dimension p is large compared to the sample size T, this paper establishes the limit of the singular value distribution of Cau assuming that p and T grow to infinity proportionally and the sequence satisfies a Lindeberg condition on fourth order moments. Compared to existing asymptotic results on sample covariance matrices developed in random matrix theory, the case of an auto-covariance matrix is much more involved due to the fact that the summands are dependent and the matrix Cau is not symmetric. Several new techniques are introduced for the derivation of the main theorem.












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