Stable-bounded subsets of L^, and sample unboundedness of symmetric stable processes
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Let \(X_ t\) be the Lévy symmetric process with index \(\alpha\in [1,2)\), and let C be a convex, symmetric subset of \(L^{\alpha}[0,1]\). The author shows that if C does not have compact closure then \(\sup_{f}| \int^{1}_{0}f(t)dX(t)|\) is infinite with probability one. Examples are given that show that the conclusion of this theorem fails when \(0<\alpha <1\) and that the converse of this theorem is not true. The author's result extends a result of Dudley for the case \(\alpha =2\).
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