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Large Deviations for Statistics of Jacobi Processes N. Demni (Paris VI), M. Zani (Paris XII) 14 septembre 2007 Journ ees de Probabilit es 2007 La Londe N. Demni (Paris VI), M. Zani (Paris XII) Large Deviations for Statistics of Jacobi


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Large Deviations for Statistics of Jacobi Processes

  • N. Demni (Paris VI), M. Zani (Paris XII)

14 septembre 2007 Journ´ ees de Probabilit´ es 2007 La Londe

  • N. Demni (Paris VI), M. Zani (Paris XII)

Large Deviations for Statistics of Jacobi Processes

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Sketch of talk

◮ Jacobi process = Unique strong solution on [−1, 1] of SDE

  • dYt =
  • 1 − Y 2

t dWt + (bYt + c)dt

Y0 = y0

◮ Aim: derive a LDP for estimate of b in ultraspherical case:

c = 0

◮ Question: handable form for the semi-group density p ?

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Classification of Bakry & Mazet

◮ µ << λ measure on I interval

∃λ > 0 ;

  • I eλ|y|µ(dy) < ∞ ⇒ orthonormal base (Rn)n of

polynomials in L2(I)

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Classification of Bakry & Mazet

◮ µ << λ measure on I interval

∃λ > 0 ;

  • I eλ|y|µ(dy) < ∞ ⇒ orthonormal base (Rn)n of

polynomials in L2(I)

◮ Symetric Markov diffusion semi-groups on L2(I) having µ as

stationary measure

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Classification of Bakry & Mazet

◮ µ << λ measure on I interval

∃λ > 0 ;

  • I eλ|y|µ(dy) < ∞ ⇒ orthonormal base (Rn)n of

polynomials in L2(I)

◮ Symetric Markov diffusion semi-groups on L2(I) having µ as

stationary measure

◮ Require Rn as e.v. of spectral decomposition

∀n , PtRn = e−λntRn

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Classification of Bakry & Mazet

◮ µ << λ measure on I interval

∃λ > 0 ;

  • I eλ|y|µ(dy) < ∞ ⇒ orthonormal base (Rn)n of

polynomials in L2(I)

◮ Symetric Markov diffusion semi-groups on L2(I) having µ as

stationary measure

◮ Require Rn as e.v. of spectral decomposition

∀n , PtRn = e−λntRn

⇒ L = (Ax2 + Bx + C) d2 dx2 + (ax + b) d dx

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Classification

L = d2 dx2 − x d dx Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semi-group ; Rn= Hermite

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Classification

L = d2 dx2 − x d dx Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semi-group ; Rn= Hermite

L = x d2 dx2 + (γ + 1 − x) d dx squared Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semi-group ; Rn= Laguerre

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Classification

L = d2 dx2 − x d dx Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semi-group ; Rn= Hermite

L = x d2 dx2 + (γ + 1 − x) d dx squared Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semi-group ; Rn= Laguerre

L = (1 − x2) d2 dx2 + (β − γ − (β + γ + 2)x) d dx Jacobi semi-group ; Rn= Jacobi

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Caracterisation :

◮ Infinitesimal generator

L = (1 − x2) ∂2 ∂2x + (px + q) ∂ ∂x , x ∈ [−1, 1] p = 2b , q = 2c.

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Caracterisation :

◮ Infinitesimal generator

L = (1 − x2) ∂2 ∂2x + (px + q) ∂ ∂x , x ∈ [−1, 1] p = 2b , q = 2c.

LPα,β

n

= −n(n + α + β + 1)Pα,β

n

and p = −(β + α + 2) and q = β − α Jacobi polynomial of parameters α, β > −1 Pα,β

n

(x) = (α + 1)n n!

2F1

  • −n, n + α + β + 1, α + 1; 1 − x

2

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Mehler type formula ?

(Wong 1964) pt(x, y) =  

n≥0

(Rn)−1e−λntPα,β

n

(x)Pα,β

n

(y)   W (y), x, y ∈ [−1, 1] λn = n(n + α + β + 1) B Beta function, W (y) = (1 − y)α(1 + y)β 2α+β+1B(α + 1, β + 1) , Rn = ||Pα,β

n

||2

L2([−1,1],W (y)dy)

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O-U and squared O-U cases: λn = n Jacobi λn quadratic → computation of pt ?

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Subordinated process

◮ Bµ t := Bt + µt, µ > 0,

T µ,δ

t

= inf{s > 0; Bµ

s = δt},

δ > 0.

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Subordinated process

◮ Bµ t := Bt + µt, µ > 0,

T µ,δ

t

= inf{s > 0; Bµ

s = δt},

δ > 0.

◮ Martingale methods, t > 0, u ≥ 0,

E(e−uT µ,δ

t

) = e−tδ(√

2u+µ2−µ)

density of Tt: t > 0 νt(s) = δt √ 2π eδtµs−3/2 exp

  • −1

2(t2δ2 s + µ2s)

  • 1{s>0}
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Mehler type formula

Consider subordinated process YT µ,δ

t

  • f semi-group density qt

Fix δ, µ and write λn = (n + γ)2 − γ2, qt(x, y) = ∞ ps(x, y)νt(s)ds = W (y)

  • n≥0

(Rn)−1E(e−λnT µ,δ

t

)Pα,β

n

(x)Pα,β

n

(y) = W (y)

  • n≥0

(Rn)−1e−ntPα,β

n

(x)Pα,β

n

(y)

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Inverse Laplace

◮ Besides

qt(x, y) = t eγt 2√π ∞ ps(x, y) s−3/2e−γ2s e− t2

4s ds

= t eγt 2 √ 2π ∞ p2/r(x, y) r−1/2e−2γ2/r e− t2

8 rdr

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Inverse Laplace

◮ Besides

qt(x, y) = t eγt 2√π ∞ ps(x, y) s−3/2e−γ2s e− t2

4s ds

= t eγt 2 √ 2π ∞ p2/r(x, y) r−1/2e−2γ2/r e− t2

8 rdr

◮ From Biane, Pitman & Yor we know some Laplace transform

∞ e− t2

8 sfCh(s) ds

=

  • 1

cosh(t/2) h , h > 0 (1) ∞ e− t2

8 sfTh(s) ds

= tanh(t/2) (t/2) h , h > 0 (2) (Ch) and (Th) two families of L´ evy processes

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Expression of pt

pt(x, y) = √πW (y) 2α+β eγ2t √t

  • n≥0

(a)2n (α + 1)n(β + 1)n Pα,β

n

(z) (1 + xy) 8 n fT1 ⋆ fC2n+α+β+1

  • (2

t ).

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Expression of pt

pt(x, y) = √πW (y) 2α+β eγ2t √t

  • n≥0

(a)2n (α + 1)n(β + 1)n Pα,β

n

(z) (1 + xy) 8 n fT1 ⋆ fC2n+α+β+1

  • (2

t ).

◮ and ultraspherical case α = β

pt(x, y) = √πKα eγ2t √t W (y)

  • n,k≥0

Γ(ν(n, k, α) + 1)(xy)k k!n!Γ(α + n + 1) (1 − x2)(1 − y2) 4 n fT1⋆fCν(n,k,α)( 1 2t )

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Statistics of Jacobi

  • dYt =
  • 1 − Y 2

t dWt + bYtdt

Y0 = 0

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Statistics of Jacobi

  • dYt =
  • 1 − Y 2

t dWt + bYtdt

Y0 = 0

◮ b < −1 ⇒ Yt ∈] − 1, 1[ p. s.

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Statistics of Jacobi

  • dYt =
  • 1 − Y 2

t dWt + bYtdt

Y0 = 0

◮ b < −1 ⇒ Yt ∈] − 1, 1[ p. s. ◮ From Girsanov formula, the generalized densities are given by

dQb

a

dQb0

a Ft

= exp

  • (b − b0)

t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs − 1 2(b2 − b02) t Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds

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◮ Maximum Likelihood Estimate of b :

ˆ bt = t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs t Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds

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◮ Maximum Likelihood Estimate of b :

ˆ bt = t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs t Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds

St,x = t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs − x t Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds so that for x > b P(ˆ bt ≥ x) = P(St,x ≥ 0)

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◮ Maximum Likelihood Estimate of b :

ˆ bt = t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs t Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds

St,x = t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs − x t Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds so that for x > b P(ˆ bt ≥ x) = P(St,x ≥ 0)

Λt,x(φ) = 1 t log Eb(eφSt,x)

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◮ From Itˆ

  • formula,

F(Yt) = −1 2 log(1−Y 2

t ) =

t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs + 1 2 t 1 + Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds.

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◮ From Itˆ

  • formula,

F(Yt) = −1 2 log(1−Y 2

t ) =

t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs + 1 2 t 1 + Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds.

◮ + Girsanov

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◮ From Itˆ

  • formula,

F(Yt) = −1 2 log(1−Y 2

t ) =

t Ys 1 − Y 2

s

dYs + 1 2 t 1 + Y 2

s

1 − Y 2

s

ds.

◮ + Girsanov ◮

Λt,x(φ) = 1 t log Eb(φ,x)(exp({φ+b−b(φ, x))[F(Yt)−F(y0)−t/2]}) b(φ, x) = −1 −

  • (b + 1)2 + 2φ(x + 1)
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Λt,x(φ) = −φ + b − b(φ, x) 2 + 1 t log Eb(φ,x)((1 − Y 2

t )−(φ+b−b(φ,x))/2)

= Λx(φ) + 1 t log √ 2πKα(φ,x)Rt(φ, x) √t Λt,x(φ) − →t→∞ Λx(φ)

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Large deviations

Theorem: When b ≤ −1, the family {ˆ bt}t satisfies a LDP with speed t and good rate function Jb(x) =    −1 4 (x − b)2 x + 1 if x ≤ x0 x + 2 +

  • (b − x)2 + 4(x + 1)

if x > x0 > b where x0 is the unique solution x < −1 of the equation (b − x)2 = 4x(x + 1) .

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Observation

Other cases:

◮ O-U case: (Florens & Pham, Bercu & Rouault):

J1(x) =    −1 4 (x − b)2 x if x ≤ b/3 2x − b if x > x0 > b/3

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Observation

Other cases:

◮ O-U case: (Florens & Pham, Bercu & Rouault):

J1(x) =    −1 4 (x − b)2 x if x ≤ b/3 2x − b if x > x0 > b/3

◮ squared Bessel case: (M.Z.):

I(x) =      (x − ν)2 4x if x ≥ x1 1 − x +

  • (ν − x)2 − 4x

if x < x1 .

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Observation

Other cases:

◮ O-U case: (Florens & Pham, Bercu & Rouault):

J1(x) =    −1 4 (x − b)2 x if x ≤ b/3 2x − b if x > x0 > b/3

◮ squared Bessel case: (M.Z.):

I(x) =      (x − ν)2 4x if x ≥ x1 1 − x +

  • (ν − x)2 − 4x

if x < x1 .

◮ squared O-U case: ( M.Z.):

Jδ(x) = δJ1

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Caracterisation

◮ Wong (1964) : principal solution of the Fokker-Planck eq. :

∂2

y[(B(y)pt(x, y)] − ∂y[(A(y)pt(x, y)] = ∂t(pt(x, y)).

deg(B) = 2, deg(A) = 1.

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Caracterisation

◮ Wong (1964) : principal solution of the Fokker-Planck eq. :

∂2

y[(B(y)pt(x, y)] − ∂y[(A(y)pt(x, y)] = ∂t(pt(x, y)).

deg(B) = 2, deg(A) = 1.

◮ Class of stationary Markov

lim

t→∞ pt(x, y) =

y2

y1

pt(x, y)W (y)dy = W (x) , W density function solution of the corresponding Pearson equation

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