Section:
New Results
Local Hölder regularity of Set-Indexed processes
Participants :
Erick Herbin, Alexandre Richard.
In the set-indexed framework of Ivanoff and Merzbach ( [62] ), stochastic processes can be indexed not only by
but by a collection of subsets of a measure and metric space , with some
assumptions on . In we introduce and study some assumptions and on the metric indexing
collection in order to obtain a Kolmogorov criterion for continuous modifications of SI
stochastic processes. Under this assumption, the collection is totally bounded and a set-indexed process with good incremental
moments will have a modification whose sample paths are almost surely Hölder continuous, for the distance .
Once this condition is established, we investigate the definition of Hölder coefficients for SI processes. We shall denote
and for the local and pointwise Hölder exponents of at , and
and for their deterministic counterpart in case is Gaussian.
In [18] , a set-indexed extension for fractional Brownian motion has been defined and studied.
A mean-zero Gaussian process is called a set-indexed fractional Brownian motion (SIfBm for short) on if
where is the index of self-similarity of the process.
In [12] , and have been determined for the particular case of an SIfBm indexed by the collection , called the multiparameter fractional Brownian motion.
If denotes the -indexed process defined by for all , it is proved that for all , and with probability one, for all , .
A theorem of allows one to extend these results to SIfBm indexed by a more general class than the sole collection of rectangles of .
Theorem 0.1
Let be a set-indexed fractional Brownian motion on , . Assume that the subclasses satisfy Assumption .
Then, the local and pointwise Hölder exponents of at any , defined with respect to the distance or any equivalent distance, satisfy
and if Assumption holds,
Consequently, since the collection of rectangles of with the Lebesgue measure satisfies and , we obtained a new result on a classical multiparameter process: the multiparameter fractional Brownian motion satisfy, for :