AbstractExtending a path decomposition which is known to hold both for Brownian motion and random walk, it is shown that an arbitrary oscillatory Lévy process X gives rise to two new independent Lévy processes X(1) and X(2) which have the same law as X and encapsulate the positive (non-positive) excursions of X away from zero, respectively. If X drifts to ±∞, the result also holds with an obvious modification. We discuss various relations between X, X(1) and X(2), but our main focus is on applications. Exploiting the independence of X(1) and X(2) we derive several new distributional results for functionals of X. These include an anlogue for Lévy processes of the well-known fact that the proportion of the time spent in the positive half-line...
The main objective of the present dissertation is to investigate an infinite rate mutually catalytic...
Lévy processes are the natural continuous-time analogue of random walks and form a rich class of sto...
Motivated by questions related to a fragmentation process which has been studied by Aldous, Pitman, ...
AbstractThe central result of this paper is that, for a process X with independent and stationary in...
ABSTRACT. – Let X be a real Lévy process and let X ↑ be the process conditioned to stay positive. We...
Using the Wiener–Hopf factorization, it is shown that it is possible to bound the path of an arbitra...
Using the Wiener–Hopf factorization, it is shown that it is possible to bound the path of an arbitra...
Let us consider a physical particle with movement described by a Lagrangian function. Then its class...
AbstractThese are processes A whose conditional laws, given some driving process X, are those of a p...
This thesis contains several results concerning alpha-stable processes, processes with alpha-stable ...
AbstractWe first give an interpretation for the conditioning to stay positive (respectively, to die ...
International audienceWe apply dynamical ideas within probability theory, proving an almost-sure inv...
We show the almost sure uniform pathwise convergence of birth and death processes and random walks t...
This work was motivated by the recent work by H. Dette, J. Pitman and W.J. Studden on a new duality ...
Theorem 1. Lévy processes can be seen as the natural generalisation of the Brownian Motion and due t...
The main objective of the present dissertation is to investigate an infinite rate mutually catalytic...
Lévy processes are the natural continuous-time analogue of random walks and form a rich class of sto...
Motivated by questions related to a fragmentation process which has been studied by Aldous, Pitman, ...
AbstractThe central result of this paper is that, for a process X with independent and stationary in...
ABSTRACT. – Let X be a real Lévy process and let X ↑ be the process conditioned to stay positive. We...
Using the Wiener–Hopf factorization, it is shown that it is possible to bound the path of an arbitra...
Using the Wiener–Hopf factorization, it is shown that it is possible to bound the path of an arbitra...
Let us consider a physical particle with movement described by a Lagrangian function. Then its class...
AbstractThese are processes A whose conditional laws, given some driving process X, are those of a p...
This thesis contains several results concerning alpha-stable processes, processes with alpha-stable ...
AbstractWe first give an interpretation for the conditioning to stay positive (respectively, to die ...
International audienceWe apply dynamical ideas within probability theory, proving an almost-sure inv...
We show the almost sure uniform pathwise convergence of birth and death processes and random walks t...
This work was motivated by the recent work by H. Dette, J. Pitman and W.J. Studden on a new duality ...
Theorem 1. Lévy processes can be seen as the natural generalisation of the Brownian Motion and due t...
The main objective of the present dissertation is to investigate an infinite rate mutually catalytic...
Lévy processes are the natural continuous-time analogue of random walks and form a rich class of sto...
Motivated by questions related to a fragmentation process which has been studied by Aldous, Pitman, ...