Representation of a Class of Semimartingales as Stable Integrals. Part 2

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[For part I see ibid. 43, No. 4, 666--676 (1998); resp. ibid. 43, No. 4, 808--818 (1998; Zbl 0956.60055).] Let \(X\) be a semimartingale with the triplet of predictable characteristics \((bA,0,\pi)\), where \(b\in{\mathbf R}^1\), \[ \pi(\omega, ds,dx)= |H_s(\omega)|\,ds\otimes v(dx)= 1_{{\mathbf R}^1\setminus\{0\}}(x)\,cx^{-2}dx, \] \(c\geq 0\), \(A_t(\omega)= \int^t_0 |H_s(\omega)|\,ds\) (resp., \(A_t(\omega)= \int^t_0 H_s(\omega)\,ds\)). It is proved that there exists a Lévy process \(Z\) with the triplet \((b,o,v)\) of Lévy characteristics, possibly defined on an extension of the original probability space, such that \[ X_t= \int_{]0,t[} |H_s|\,dZ_s\quad \Biggl(\text{resp.,\;}X_t= \int_{]0,t[} H_s \,dZ_s\Biggr),\;t\geq 0.\tag{\(*\)} \] On the other side, if \((*)\) holds, then \(X\) is a semimartingale with the triplet of predictable characteristics \((bA, 0,\pi)\).











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