Zhongquan Tan
University of Lausanne
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Journal of Applied Probability | 2012
Zhongquan Tan; Enkelejd Hashorva; Zuoxiang Peng
Let
Statistics | 2015
Enkelejd Hashorva; Zhongquan Tan
\{X_{n}(t), t\in[0,\infty)\}, n\in\mathbb{N}
Statistics & Probability Letters | 2013
Enkelejd Hashorva; Zhongquan Tan
be a sequence of centered dependent stationary Gaussian processes. The limit distribution of
Statistics | 2016
Chengxiu Ling; Zhongquan Tan
\sup_{t\in[0,T(n)]}|X_{n}(t)|
Stochastic Processes and their Applications | 2013
Zhongquan Tan; Enkelejd Hashorva
is established as
Extremes | 2013
Zhongquan Tan; Enkelejd Hashorva
r_{n}(t)
Methodology and Computing in Applied Probability | 2014
Zhongquan Tan; Enkelejd Hashorva
, the correlation function of
Lithuanian Mathematical Journal | 2013
Zhongquan Tan; Enkelejd Hashorva
X_{n}
Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications | 2014
Zhongquan Tan; Enkelejd Hashorva
satisfies the local and long range strong dependence conditions, which extends the results obtained by Seleznjev (1991).
Electronic Communications in Probability | 2012
Enkelejd Hashorva; Lanpeng Ji; Zhongquan Tan
In this paper, we derive Piterbargs max-discretization theorem for two different grids considering centred stationary vector Gaussian processes. So far in the literature results in this direction have been derived for the joint distribution of the maximum of Gaussian processes over and over a grid . In this paper, we extend the recent findings by considering additionally the maximum over another grid . We derive the joint limiting distribution of maximum of stationary Gaussian vector processes for different choices of such grids by letting . As a by-product we find that the joint limiting distribution of the maximum over different grids, which we refer to as the Piterbarg distribution, is in the case of weakly dependent Gaussian processes a max-stable distribution.