On <scp>Heavy‐Tail</scp> Phenomena in Some <scp>Large‐Deviations</scp> Problems

From MaRDI portal
Publication:5120974




Abstract: In this paper, we revisit the proof of the large deviations principle of Wiener chaoses partially given by Borel, and then by Ledoux in its full form. We show that some heavy-tail phenomena observed in large deviations can be explained by the same mechanism as for the Wiener chaoses, meaning that the deviations are created, in a sense, by translations. More precisely, we prove a general large deviations principle for a certain class of functionals fn:mathbbRnomathcalX, where mathcalX is some metric space, under the n-fold probability measure ualphan, where ualpha=Yalpha1e|x|alphadx, alphain(0,2], for which the large deviations are due to translations. We retrieve, as an application, the large deviations principles known for the Wigner matrices without Gaussian tails, of the empirical spectral measure by Bordenave and Caputo, the largest eigenvalue and traces of polynomials by the author. We also apply our large deviations result to the last-passage time, which yields a large deviations principle when the weights have the density Zalpha1exalpha with respect to Lebesgue measure on mathbbR+, with alphain(0,1).









This page was built for publication: On <scp>Heavy‐Tail</scp> Phenomena in Some <scp>Large‐Deviations</scp> Problems

Report a bug (only for logged in users!)Click here to report a bug for this page (MaRDI item Q5120974)