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Recently, Philippe et al. (C.R. Acad. Sci. Paris. Ser. I 342, 269–274, 2006; Theory Probab. Appl., 2007, to appear) introduced a new class of time-varying fractionally integrated filters A(d)x t =∑ ∞ j=0 a j (t)x t−j , B(d)x t =∑ ∞ j=0 b j (t)x t−j depending on arbitrary given sequence d=(d t ,t∈ℤ) of real numbers, such that A(d)−1=B(−d), B(d)−1=A(−d) and such that when d t ≡d is a constant, A(d)=B(d)=(1−L)d is the usual fractional differencing operator. Philippe et al. studied partial sums limits of (nonstationary) filtered white noise processes X t =B(d)ε t and Y t =A(d)ε t in the case when (1) d is almost periodic having a mean value \(\bar{d}\in (0,1/2)\) , or (2) d admits limits d ±=lim t→±∞ d t ∈(0,1/2) at t=±∞. The present paper extends the above mentioned results of Philippe et al. into two directions. Firstly, we consider the class of time-varying processes with infinite variance, by assuming that ε t ,t∈ℤ are iid rv’s in the domain of attraction of α-stable law (1<α≤2). Secondly, we combine the classes (1) and (2) of sequences d=(d t ,t∈ℤ) into a single class of sequences d=(d t ,t∈ℤ) admitting possibly different Cesaro limits \(\bar{d}_{\pm}\in(0,1-(1/\alpha))\) at ±∞. We show that partial sums of X t and Y t converge to some α-stable self-similar processes depending on the asymptotic parameters \(\bar{d}_{\pm}\) and having asymptotically stationary or asymptotically vanishing increments.
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The research was supported by the bilateral France-Lithuania scientific project Gilibert and the Lithuanian State Science and Studies Foundation, grant no. T-10/06.
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Bružaitė, K., Surgailis, D. & Vaičiulis, M. Time-Varying Fractionally Integrated Processes with Finite or Infinite Variance and Nonstationary Long Memory. Acta Appl Math 96, 99–118 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10440-007-9090-5
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