Expansion of Riemann--Liouville process in a critical case
M.A. Lifshits

TL;DR
This paper investigates the convergence properties of Haar-based series representations of the critical Riemann--Liouville process, revealing limitations in their optimality in the space of continuous functions.
Contribution
It demonstrates that the Haar-based series representation of the critical Riemann--Liouville process is not rearrangement optimal in convergence rate.
Findings
Haar series representation is not rearrangement optimal for the critical case
Convergence rate limitations are identified in the ${\mathbf C}[0,1]$ space
Highlights the need for alternative representations in critical cases
Abstract
We show that Haar-based series representation of the critical Riemann--Liouville process with is rearrangement non-optimal in the sense of convergence rate in .
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Topicsadvanced mathematical theories · Stochastic processes and financial applications · Complex Systems and Time Series Analysis
