Note on the Weak Convergence of Hyperplane $\alpha$-Quantile Functionals and Their Continuity in the Skorokhod J1 Topology
Pietro Maria Sparago

TL;DR
This paper extends the concept of the $ ext{alpha}$-quantile to multidimensional stochastic processes, establishing conditions for weak convergence and continuity in the Skorokhod J1 topology, with applications to quantile hitting times.
Contribution
It introduces the hyperplane $ ext{alpha}$-quantile for $ ext{R}^d$-valued processes and characterizes its continuity and convergence properties in the Skorokhod topology.
Findings
Explicit functional continuity set for $ ext{alpha}$-quantile mapping.
Weak convergence of $ ext{alpha}$-quantiles under Skorokhod topology.
Convergence results for the first hitting time of the $ ext{alpha}$-quantile.
Abstract
The -quantile of a stochastic process has been introduced in Miura (Hitotsubashi J Commerce Manag 27(1):15-28, 1992), and important distributional results have been derived in Akahori (Ann Appl Probab 5(2):383-388, 1995), Dassios (Ann Appl Probab 5(2):389-398, 1995) and Yor (J Appl Probab 32(2):405-416, 1995), with special attention given to the problem of pricing -quantile options. We straightforwardly extend the classical monodimensional setting to by introducing the hyperplane -quantile, and we find an explicit functional continuity set of the -quantile as a functional mapping -valued cadlag functions to . This specification allows us to use continuous mapping and assert that if a -valued cadlag stochastic process a.s. belongs to such continuity set, then $X^n…
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