Optimal series representation of fractional Brownian sheets
By Thomas Kühn, W. Linde. 2002
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- Asymptotic Properties and Hausdorff Dimensions of Fractional Brownian Sheets (2005, background): “BelinskiandLinde[6] give a different proof of the small ball probability result of Mason and Shi [25] and have also obtained a sharp estimate for the small ball probability in the case of N = 2 and H1 = H2. More generally, by using different kinds of s-numbers Kuhn and Linde [ 21 ] have determined t”
- Sample Path Properties of Anisotropic Gaussian Random Fields (2009, background): “As examples, Linde [64] showed that the integral operators related to fractional Brownian motion and fractional Brownian sheets are strongly locally nondeterministic in his sense.”
- Rate Optimality of Wavelet Series Approximations of Fractional Brownian Motion (2003, background): “Kuhn and Linde [ 5 ] have recently shown that there are constants 0 5 ], we say that a representation BH (t, ω) = � ∞=0 Uk(t)� k(ω) is optimal if Relation (1.6) holds.”
- Geometric Properties of Fractional Brownian Sheets (2007, background): “For example, Dunker (2000), Mason and Shi (2001), Belinski and Linde (2002), Kühn and Linde (2002) studied the small ball probabilities of an (N, 1)-fractional Brownian sheet BH0 .”