Pub
.
Ma
.
UAB
Vol
.
29 Ns
1
Ab il
1985
FLUCTUATION
INEQUALITIESMITH
APPLICATIONS
TO
CONVERGENCE
AND
REGULARI'TY
OF
STOCHASTIC
PROCESSES
INDEXED
BY
[0,1]
q
.
An oniSin es
Blanc
Uni e si a
Au ónoma
de
Ba celona
Spain
Abs ac
.
Ex ending
esul s
o
Billingsley
and
Chen so ,
Bickel
&
Wichu a
p o ed
some
luc ua ion
inequali ies
o
p o-
cesseswi h
mul i-dimensional
ime
pa ame e
.
In
he
same
o de
o
ideaswe gi ehe e
an
ex ension
o
he
case
ha
he
ma ginals
o
he
con ol
measu e
a e
no
necessa ily
con inuous
.
Applica ions
o
his
esul s
o
ge
some
use ul
con e gen
ce
c i e ia
o
[0,1]
5
indexed
p ocesses
a e
gi en,
as well
as
a
heo em
on
egula i y
o igh s ochas ically
con inuous
p oce
sses
.
AMS
subjec classi ica ion
(1
.983)
.
60F05,
60005
Key
wo ds
and
ph ases
:
Fluc ua ion
inequali ies,
weakcon e gen
ce,
D[0,1]
a
- alued
andom a iables, egula i y
.
0
.
In oduc ion
.
In
(1)
P
.
Bickel
&
M
.
Wichu a
p o e
luc ua ion
inequali
ies
o
p ocesses
indexed
by
a q-dimensional
pa ame e
se ,
ex ending
esul s
o
Chen so
and,Billingsley,
(2),
(3)
.
He e
we ex end hei
heo em
3
o
he
casewhe e
he
ma ginals
o
m
a e
no
necessa ily
con inuous
.
Bickel
&
Wichu a
(op
.
ci
.
pg
.
1665,
inal)
announce
apossible
ex ension
o
he
case ha
m
dependson
n,
and he
measu esmn con e ge
weakly
o
a
measu e
wi h
con inuous
ma ginals
.
Ou
ex ension
has
a
di e en
cha ac e
:
m
will
be
ixed
(independen
o
n),
we
will
suppose
ins ead ha p ocesses
in
ques ion
ha e
independen
inc emen s,
and he
cons án s
ha appea
in
hei heo em
1
will
depend
on m,q,y
and
P,
in
ou
case
.
This
is
he
con-
en o poin
2
.
Poin
3
is
de o ed
o
gi e
applica ions
o
he
luc ua ion
inequali ies
o
he
con e gence
o
p ocesses
indexed
by
[0,1]
q
.
A poin
4
we
see
an
applica ion
o
he
egula i y
o
p ocesses
wi h
independen
inc emen s
o e
[0,1]
°
-
.
On
his
la e
esul
i
is~wo hy
o
say
ha
R
.
Mo -
k enas
(6),
using
Dynkin-Kinney's
ype
condi ions,
p o es
ha
all
p ocesses
wi h
independen inc emen s
ands ochas ically
con inuous
ha e
e sions
in
D
[0,1]
q
.
Ou Thm
.
(4
.1)
is
no
enclosed
in
his
esul
because
we onlyimpose igh
s ochas ic
con inui y
.
1
.
De ini ions
and
p e ious esul s
.
No a ion
is
much
as
in
(1)
.
Le
q
be
a
posi i ein ege
and
T1,TZ,
.
. . .
T
q
84
subse s
o
(0,1]
each
o
which
.con ains
0
and
1,
and
is
ini e
o
[0,11
.
Le
{X
} E
T
be
a
s ochas ic
p ocess
indexed
by
T
=
T
1
x T
Z
x
.
.
.x
T
q
,
wi h
alues
in
a
no med
space
(E,
I
.I)
.
We
suppose
X
is
sepa able
and
anish
on
he
lowe
bounda y
o
T,
ain T,
i
.e-
.
he
poin s
o
T
ha ing
some
coo dina e
equal
o
0
.
Fo
each
p,
1
<p
<q,
and
each
E
T_
we de ine
P
n
X P)
:
T
1
x
. .
.x
Tp x
.
.
.x
T
q
-
E
by
(P)
X
(
l
,. . . .
l
,
,
. .
.
)
=
X( l~
...
. p-l, , p+l
.
.
., q)
.
P'
P+1
q
I
s
6
9
u
in
T
,
we de ine
P
m
(s, , u)
(x)
=
min(11x
(P)
-
x
(
P
)
II,IIx
(
P
)
-
x(P)II)
p
su
Whe e
II
.
II
is
he
sup emum
no m
.
De ini ion
(1
.1)
:
M"
(X)
=
sup
{mp
(s, ,u)
(X)
:
s< <u
;
s,
,uET
P
}
M'
,
(X)
=
máx
Mp
(X)
1
<p
Qq
M
(X)
=
sup
{
1
X( )
1
:
E
T}
0
men a y
.
The
ollowing
p oposi ion
is
e yuse ul
and
qui e
ele-
q
P oposi ion
(1
.2)
:
I l
q =
(1,
l),
hen
q
M
(X)
<
E
M"
(X)
+
I
X(1
)I
p
=1P
q
5
q
.M"
(X)
+
I
X
(1
q
)
I
0
We
say
ha
B
C
T
is
a
block
i
q
B
=
II
(s
]
p=1
p p
we
also
w i e
B =
(s, ]
whe e
s=
(s
1
,..
.,S
)
and
4
Deno e
X(B)
he
ec angula
inc einen
o
X
o e
he
block
B, i .e
.
:
q
1
1
1
q-
El
p
X
(B)
=
E
E
.
. .
E
(-1)
P~
X(s
+e
( -s
),
. .
.,S
+
e
(
-s
))
el=0 e
2
=0
e
q
=0
1
1
1
1
q
q
q
q
TIe
say
ha
X
has
independen
inc emen s
i
X(B)
and
X(C)
a e
independen
andom
a iableswhene e B
and
C
a e
disjoin blocks
.
De ini ion
-
(1
.3)
:
We
w i e
X
EC
m
(P,y)
i
X
has
i
independen inc emen s
and
P
{
I
X
(B)
(m
(B)
)p,
a
x
>
0
o all
B
C
T,
block
o
T,
whe e
y
and
p
a e
ixed
posi i e
eals,
and
m
is
a
ini e
measu eo e
T
.
anishing
o e
a
in
T
E iden ly
i
XEC
m
(p
,y)
hen
he
pai
(X,m)
belongs
o
C(2p,2y)
in
he
sense
o
Bickel
&
Wichu a
(1)
.
Theo em
(1
.4)
:
I
(X,m)
E
C(P
.,'Y)
,
i.e
.
i
o
all
pai
o
disjoin
blocks
B,C
o
T
we ha e
hen
d
X
>
0
P{IX(B)I
>X,
IX(C)I
X}
:
Q
X
-y (m
(BUC))
p
,
yx>
0
o
all
p,
1
Sp
<q,
and
P{MB
(X)
}6K
q
(P
Y)
-y
(m(T)
)
R
P
{M"
(X)
>
T}6L
q
(p,y)
X
-y
(m(T))
p
O
This
is
heo em
1
o
Bickel
and
Wichu a(1)
.
In oduc ion
o
he
ollowingmoduli
is
sugges ed
by
he
iden i ica ion
D
q
=
D
(I
0,
l)
q
;
R)
=
D([0,11
;
D
q_1
)
n
0
De ini ion
(1
.5)
:
I
x
E
D
q
and
S
>
0
we
de ine
w"
(P)
(S)
=
sup
min
(II
x
(p)
-x
(p)
II
,II
x
(P)-x(P)
II
)
x
G
u
s,
,uETp
s
S -<u, u-s
5
S
w"
(S)
=
máx
w
.,
(P)
(S)
x
x
1-<P
! ~q
In
wha ollows
we
shall
also
need
he
ollowing
esul
on
igh ness
in
he
space
(D[O,l]
q
;
D
q
),
whosep oo
may
be
ound
in
Neuhaus
(7)
.
Theo em
(1
.6)
:
A
sequence
{Pn}n=1
o
p obabili y
measu es
on
(D[0,1
q,
Dq
)
is
igh
i
and
only
i
:
i)
Fo all
i?
>O,
he eexis s
aER
such
ha
Pn
{x
:
sup
1x( )I
>a}-< 1,
o
all
n>1
.
ii)
Fo all
e
>O,
77
>O,
he e
exis
S, 0
<
S<l,
and
such ha
o
n
>_n
.
Pn
{x
:
w
,
(S)
>e
}
S1
2
.
Fluc ua ionineguali ies
Theo em
(2
.1)
:
The e
exis s
a
cons an
K,
K =
K(q,R,y,
m(T)),
such
ha
o all
p ocess
XE
Cm(0
y),
(see
De
.
(1
.3)),
is
J
p
[
0,11
Q
m
P
[
0,1]1
o all
p, 1
<
p
-<q,
whe e
Jp[0,1]
is
he
maximum
jumpo
P{M"
(X)
>
ñ}<K(?~
47
V
X
27
)
(m
P
[
0,1] )2R
I1
-
p
he
dis ibu ion
unc ion
Fm
o
he
p- h
ma ginal,
m
p
,
o
P
m,
and
means
" he
g ea es
o "
.
P oo
:
S ep
1
.
g
=
1
and
T
ini e
.
Le
0 =
o
<
1
<
. .
.
<
m=
1
be
he
poin s
o
T
.
De ine
he
p ocess
m-1
Y
(U)
=
iE0
X
(
i
)
I[
i
i+1)
(u)
+
X
( m
)
I{
m}
(u)
o e
10,11
.
Then,
i
i-1
<8< i< h< < h+l< k<u< k+l
=
7~
-27
(
2
:
m{
j
}m{
j
,})
R
<
j
=i
.j
=
h
+1
h
<X
-27
[(
E
m{
.
} (
E
m{
.~}))
0
A
(
E
m{
.~}
(
m{
M)01
5
j=i
7
j=h+l
7
j=i
7
j
=1
7
<
x
-2'Y
[(m
(T)
-
J
m(T)
)
k
E
m{
.}l
R
j=i
7
k-1
C
27
(m
(T)
-
Jm
(T)
)~
(
E
2
m
{
j
} +
m{ k}-m{ i})R
=
j=i
--
a
-27
(m (T)
-Jm
(T)
)l)
(
k
E
1
2m{
j
}
+m{
k
}
-1
2
;
1
2m{
j }
-
m{ i}
)Q
=
_
X-27
(m
(T)
-
Jm
(T)
)0
(F (
k
)
-
F
(
i
)
)Q
<
<
X-27
(m (T)
-
J
(T)
)R
(F
(u)
-
F (s)
)Q
m
whe e
F,
con inuous,is de ined
by
he
ela ions
F(0)
=
0,
F(
j
)
-
F( j-1)
=
m{
j }
+
m{
j_1}
and
is
linea
o e
he
in e als
[
j
.
~-1
,
j
Hence,
he
p o es
Y,
oge he
wi h
he
measu e,
m',
associa ed
o
he
dis ibu ion
unc ion
F'
=
(m(T)
-
Jm(T))F,
belongs
o
C(R,27)
.
By
heo em
(1 .4)
we ha e
90
P{ML
(X)
}
=
P{M1
(Y)
T
}
KX
-2^i
(m' (T)
=
K
~
27
(m
(T)
-
J
(T)
)R
(F
(1)
)R
6
m
<
20
K
X
-27
(m
(T)
)R
(m
(T)
- J
(T)
1R
m
whe eweha eused
F(1)
<
2m
(T)
.
Thisp o es
he
heo em
in
his
case
.
S ep
2
.
g
=
1,
T =
[0,11,
m
a bi a
.
Le
0
=
o
<
1
<
. .
.
<
m =
1,
and
Y
he
p ocess
X
es ic ed o
{
, . .
.,
}
.
o
m
De ine
u
as in
s ep
4,
p oo o
heo em
1,
in
Bickel
&
Wichu a
(1)
:
u
{
J
.}
=
m(
J
.
-l
,
7
.]
i
j
ól,
u
{
o
}
=
0
.
Then
YE
Ci
as
a p ocess
o e
{
o
,
i . . .
m
} .
S ep
1
now
implies
J{
,
, . .
.,
}
R
P{ML
(Y)>X}<
X-2yK(u{ o
. l,
. . . .
m
})
2R
1
-
u
o
i
m
í
u
(
o
.. . . .
m}
K
X-27
(m
(T)
)
20
1
Ju[0
.1]
R
í
-
m(0,1]
I
now
we
ake
limi
when
m
--
"
hese
{ o, l,
..
., m}
inc easing
o
a
dense
subse
o
[0,1]
ha
con ains
he
poin so
discon inui y
o
F
,
we ob ain
(by se-
pa abili y)
:
(
]
P{M1
(Y)
]
X}
K
X-
2'y
(m(T)
)2R
11-
J
m
(
0, 1
m
(T)
S ep
3)
q
>-2,
T
and
m
a bi a y
.
We know ha
he
heo em
is
ue
o
q =
1
.
We
now
will
show
ou
esul
o
be
ue
o
p =
1
;
o
o he
p
he
a gumen
is
he
same
.
Like
in
s ep
5
o Bickel
&
Víichu a's
p oo
o heo-
em
1,
he
key
poin
is
ha
he
e sion
o
q=
1
o
ou
heo
em
wo ks
o he
unc ion
alued
p oces
{X
(l)}
E
T
To
1
Wi h
espec
o
ii)
:
a)
is
a
consequence
o
hm_
(3
.1),
c)
is
he
hypo hesis
iii)
.
Le
us
see
i)
.
98
Hence
:
P{
sup
ET
I
x
( )
I
>
a
}
=
P{
sup
II
x
(
P
)
II
>
a}
E[0
.11
P{sup
ET
I
(Xn) l
>
a
}
=
P
{
sup
II
(X
n
)
l
.)
II
>
a
}
E[
0,11
<P{w"
(1)
(S)
>
1
}
+P{máx
sup
I
(X
)
(1)
(
*
)
I
>
a
}
x
n
o
n
l
IQ i
<,
k
*
E
T
2x
.
. .
x
Tq
(1)
k
SP{w"
(8)
>1
}
+
E
P
{
sup
I
(x
I>
a
o
}
.
n
i=1
*
ET
2
x
. .
.
xT
q
Now
becauseo
P{w«X
n
)
(1)
[
1 - ó,l)
>
e,
o
some
p'
,
2
<p'
<q
}
6
.
1
6P{wXP
)
[1
-
8,1)>
e,
o
some
p,
16p<q
}
n
he
p ocesses
.
(Xn) l)
sa is y
i), ii)
and
iii)
o
ou
i
heo em,
i
=
1,2,
. . .
.k
.
By
induc ion
hypo hesis
he e
exis s
{
a
i
}
k
such
ha
P{sup
*I
(X,)
(1)
I
>
a
i }
6
n/2k
.
Gi en
n
>O,
le
S
>
0
be
such
ha
P{WX(1)
(S
)
>
1
}
X1/2
.
n
choose
0
=
0
<
I
<
. . .
k =
1
such ha
i -
i-1
<
ó
and
a
=
máx
a
.
o
i
.
.k
Then
i
a =
a
+ 1
0
P{sup
ET
I
(X
n
)
1
>a
}
<
n
Thisp o es
ha
i),
ii)
and
iii)
imply
i)
o
hm
.
(3
.2),
by
induc ion
on
q
.
0
E
<
S0
I
only
es s
o
e i y
condi ion
b)
o
ii)
.
By
induc ion
hypo hesis
(Xn
)S
P)
.W
;
(X)á P)
.
Hence,
II
(X
n
)
6
(
p
)
II
-~
II
(X)
s
(P)
also
.
Now
obse e
ha
as
a
consequence
o
he
igh
con inui y
o
(X) (P)
and
Gi en
posi i e
n
and
e,
le
S
0
>
0
be
such
ha
i
Then
II
(X)8(P)II
ó
0
P{II(X)(P)I1
:
e}<n/2
.
limsup
P{II
(xn
)
(
P
)
II
~e
}
<P{II
(X)
(P)
II
>e
}
n/2
.
n
-,
o0
{x
:
wXP
)
I
0,6)
>
4E
}
C
{X
:
w
"
(P)
(S
}
~
E
}
U
{x
:
II
x8(p)
-
X
0
(p)
II
~lE
}
ppose
:
y>0
.
Now
om
we
ge
:
lim
sup
__
P
n
{x
:
wXP)(
0,8
)
4e
}
:
!Z
17
Thisp o es
b)
and
he
heo em
.
In
applica ions
qui e
equen ly
we
don' know
ha
X
E
D
.
I
is
henuse ul
o
ha e
he
ollowing a ian
o
he
q
p e ious
hm
.
.,
whosep oo
equi es
he
same
a gumen
as
abo e
.
Theo em
(3
.4)
:
Le
00
be
as in
hm
,
(3
.3)
.
S
i)
The
ini e
dimensional
dis ibu ions
o
X
n
a e
weakly
con e gen
and
lim
lim
sup
P
{x
:
IIx
(
P
)
II
>E}
=0
Slo
n-'
oo
n
o all
E
>
0
andall
p,
1
<p<q
.
ii)
X
n
E
Ci
(Q
y)
,
n =
1,
2,
.
..,
o
some
Q
>112
and
iii)
lim
lim sup
P
n
{X
:W
(
P
)[
1-5,1)
>e,
o sume
p,
1<p<q}
=
0
640
n--~
o all
e
>O
.
Then
{P
n =
L(Xn)}n=1
is
.weakly
con e gen
O
4
.
Regula i y
o p
oce
sses
wi h
i
ndlQenden
in
c emen s
.
Theo em
(4
.1)
:
I
XEC
°
'
(R
,Y)
,
whe e
R
>
1/2,
y>0,
i
.
hen
X
has
a
e sion
wi h
sample
pa hs
in
D[
0,1]q
.
P oo
:
Le
8
0
<
1/2
.
Fo
E=-
[
0,1] q
de ine
:
6
0
( )
_
( 1
,...
,
i-1
, iI
[S
o
,
1-So]
( i
)
+S
o
I
[
0
So]
(
i)
+
o all
i,
1
<i
<q
.
(
1-8
0)
1
(1
-50,1]
(
i
),
i+l
,....
q
)
S
( )
=
((1
-250
)
1
( 1
0),
".
.,
(1-2
ó)
-1 (
i
-
S0
),
. .
.,
(1-25
0
)
1
(
q_80)
)
0
8
( )
_
(
8
0
S
0
0
a
0
. .
.a
s
)
( )
.
o
0
0
0
We
i s p o e
ha
he
p oces
Y =
X
S
( )
has
a
e sion
wi h
sample
pa hs
in
DIO,
llq
.
0
Obse e
ha
YE
Cm
i
1
m
(
.)
=
m(
8
(.
n[8o,1-8o]q))
0
on
10,
1]
q
,
Fo
each
n
we
de ine
a
p oces
Y
n
on [0,1,q, cons-
an o e each
ec angle
o
he
dyadic
ne
o
o de
n,
and
equal
o
he
alue
o
Y
a
"sou h-wes "
e ex,
i
.e
. :
o
all
E[
(i
1 -
1)2
-n
,i1 2
-n
)x
. .
.x[(i
q -
1)2-n,ig2-n),
1
.
<
i 1
6
2
n
, . .
.,
15
i
g
<2n
.
a gumen
like ha
in
he
p oo
o
hm
.
(3
.1)
shows ha
(4
.1 .1)
lim
limsup
P{w"
(ó
)
>
e
}
= 0
64
0
n
-
0o
Yn
lo
-
.
l l
1
I1
a
i
n-
c
~
.
In
ac
:
I Z
is
de ined
o e
T
*
=
[0,1]
P-l
x
[a, ]
x
n
x
[0,1]g
-
P
om
Y
n
,
as in hm_
(3
.1)
Y
n
is
de ined
om
X
,
Z
m(2)
ep esen s
he
es ic ion
o
Z
o
he
dyadic
ne ,
n
n
n
Tm(2)
,
o
T*,
and
(m)
is
de inedo e
Tm*(2)
like
he
o
s ep
2,
in
he
p oo
o
hm
.
(2
.1),
hen
:
Y
n
( )=Y((i
1
-
1)2
-n
,.
.
. .
(i
-
1)2n)
g
00
We
show
ha
{Yn}n=1
is
a
igh
sequence
.
Fi s ,
an
P{M"
(Z
)
>
X}
=
lim
P{M"
(Zm(2)
)
>ñ
}
S
P
n
m
-s
00
P
n
,
T
]
-IR
J
m
(a
'
lim
K
X-4y
(
m
(a~
1)
2
01
-
P
=
m
-~
00
P
m(a,T
]
j
]
-_
K
X_47
m
2Q
(a ]
1
-JP(a,
P
mp(a
.7]
whe e
Hence,
{Y
n
}
sa is ies
(3
.1
.3),
and
now
all
ollows
as
in
hm
.
(3
.1)'s
p oo
.
I
1-k
<b
and
T
k(2)
deno e
hese
o
poin s
o
he
.2-k
-dyadic
ne
in
T =
[
0,1]
q,
hen
sup ETIYn( )I
<
max ET
IYn( )I+qw'Y
(s)
k(2)
n
Mo eo e ,
obse e
ha
he
a iables
max
E
I
Y
( )
I
,
n
= k,
k
+
1,
...
Tk(2)
n
a e
iden icallydis ibu ed
.
This,
oge he
wi h
(4
.1 .1)
gi es
condi ion
i)
o
ou
hm
.
(3
.2)
.
Besides, {Yn}n=1sa is ies
b)
and
c)
o ii),
hm
.
(3
.2),
by
cons uc ion
.
Hence,
{Y
}°°
is
igh
.
I
W
is
he
weak
limi
o
n
n=1
some
subsequence, heni
is
easy
o
see
ha
W
is
a e sion
o
Y,
looking i s
a
dyadicpoin s,
and
app oaching
hen
.
any
poin
by dyadics
.
The
applica ion
g
^
being
bijec i e
and
con inuous
be ween
[S . ,l
-S
o
]
q
and
[O,l]q,
and
X
=
Y(Póo)-1( )
,
he
heo em
is
p o ed
.
0
Rema ks
and
commen s
.
a)
I
willbe e y
in e es ing
o
ge
a
esul
like
hm
.
(2
.1)
o
p ocesses
whoseinc emen s
a e
no
necessa ily
independen
.
I
don' IMow
a
p esen
how
o do
his
.
b)
All
p e ious
esul sex endeasily
o
[0,_)
q
-indexed
p ocesses
usina well
known
esul s
on
D[0,-)
q
(see
B
.G
.
I ano
(5))
.
c)
Using
abo e esul s
and
someo he s,
(which
cons i u-
e
my
Doc o al
Thesis,
as
p esen ed
a
he
Uni e si a
Au ónoma
de
Ba celona,
Spain),we
can
p o e
he
Cen al
Limi
Theo em
o
p ocesses
ha admi
a
ep esen a ion
as s ochas icin e-
g als
w
. .
.
.Lé y
p ocesses
wi h
mul idimensional
ime
pa ame-
e
.
Thiswillappea
elsewhe e
.
d)
Finally
I
wan o
exp ess
my indeb ness
and
g a i ude
o
P o esso
E
.
Giné,
ha
sugges ed
his
p oblems
o
me
and
has
gi en
e icien
help,
whene e
needed
.
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