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Multifractal Random Walks as Fractional Wiener Integrals
Patrice Abry, Pierre Chainais, Laure Coutin, Vladas Pipiras

Multifractal Random Walks as Fractional Wiener Integrals

Science & Mathematics Published 2009 Verification Pending

Overview & Synopsis

Multifractal random walks are defined as integrals of infinitely divisible stationary multifractal cascades with respect to fractional Brownian motion. Their key properties are studied, such as finiteness of moments and scaling, with respect to the chosen values of the self-similarity and infinite divisibility parameters. The range of these parameters is larger than that considered previ- ously in the literature, and the cases of both exact and nonexact scale invariance are considered. Special attention is paid to various types of definitions of multifractal random walks. The resulting random walks are of interest in modeling multifractal processes whose marginals exhibit stationarity and symmetry.

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Document Title Multifractal Random Walks as Fractional Wiener Integrals
Author / Organization Patrice Abry, Pierre Chainais, Laure Coutin, Vladas Pipiras
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2009
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