Let I(F) be the distribution function (d.f.) of the maximum of a random walk whose i.i.d. increments have the common d.f. F and a negative mean. We derive a recursive sequence of embedded random walks whose underlying d.f.'s Fk converge to the d.f. of the first ladder variable and satisfy F[greater-or-equal, slanted]F1[greater-or-equal, slanted]F2[greater-or-equal, slanted]... on [0,[infinity]) and I(F)=I(F1)=I(F2)=.... Using these random walks we obtain improved upper bounds for the difference of I(F) and the d.f. of the maximum of the random walk after finitely many steps.Random walk Maximum Approximation Embedded random walk
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. December 2011. Major: Mathematics. Advisor:Ofer Zeitouni...
Let P be an infinite irreducible stochastic matrix, stochastically dominated by an irreducible, posi...
probes are necessary to compute the maximum of a simple symmetric random walk with n steps, in which...
Consider a random walk S = (Sn: n ≥ 0) that is “perturbed ” by a stationary sequence (ξn: n ≥ 0) to ...
Let (Xi)i1 be i.i.d. random variables with EX1 = 0, regularly varying with exponent a > 2 and taP(jX...
AbstractLet F be a distribution function with negative mean and regularly varying right tail. Under ...
Kugler J, Wachtel V. Upper bounds for the maximum of a random walk with negative drift. J. Appl. Pro...
Consider a random walk S = (Sn: n ≥ 0) that is “perturbed ” by a stationary sequence (ξn: n ≥ 0) to ...
International audienceWe determine the rate of convergence of the distribution function of the one-s...
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Let η∗n denote the maximum, at time n, of a nonlattice one-dimensional branching random walk ηn poss...
Introduction Veraverbeke's Theorem (Veraverbeke (1977), Embrechts and Veraverbeke (1982)) give...
Let X1, X2,… be independent variables, each having a normal distribution with negative mean -ßn = X1...
Let S0,...,Sn be a symmetric random walk that starts at the origin (S0 = 0), and takes steps uniform...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. December 2011. Major: Mathematics. Advisor:Ofer Zeitouni...
Let P be an infinite irreducible stochastic matrix, stochastically dominated by an irreducible, posi...
probes are necessary to compute the maximum of a simple symmetric random walk with n steps, in which...
Consider a random walk S = (Sn: n ≥ 0) that is “perturbed ” by a stationary sequence (ξn: n ≥ 0) to ...
Let (Xi)i1 be i.i.d. random variables with EX1 = 0, regularly varying with exponent a > 2 and taP(jX...
AbstractLet F be a distribution function with negative mean and regularly varying right tail. Under ...
Kugler J, Wachtel V. Upper bounds for the maximum of a random walk with negative drift. J. Appl. Pro...
Consider a random walk S = (Sn: n ≥ 0) that is “perturbed ” by a stationary sequence (ξn: n ≥ 0) to ...
International audienceWe determine the rate of convergence of the distribution function of the one-s...
This paper studies the tail behavior of the maximum exceedance of a sequence of independent and iden...
In this paper we present an analytical proof of the fact that the maximum of gaussian random walks e...
Let η∗n denote the maximum, at time n, of a nonlattice one-dimensional branching random walk ηn poss...
Introduction Veraverbeke's Theorem (Veraverbeke (1977), Embrechts and Veraverbeke (1982)) give...
Let X1, X2,… be independent variables, each having a normal distribution with negative mean -ßn = X1...
Let S0,...,Sn be a symmetric random walk that starts at the origin (S0 = 0), and takes steps uniform...
University of Minnesota Ph.D. dissertation. December 2011. Major: Mathematics. Advisor:Ofer Zeitouni...
Let P be an infinite irreducible stochastic matrix, stochastically dominated by an irreducible, posi...
probes are necessary to compute the maximum of a simple symmetric random walk with n steps, in which...