Central limit theorem for superdiffusive reflected Brownian motion

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Main Authors: Mijatović, Aleksandar, Sauzedde, Isao, Wade, Andrew
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Published: 2024
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author Mijatović, Aleksandar
Sauzedde, Isao
Wade, Andrew
author_facet Mijatović, Aleksandar
Sauzedde, Isao
Wade, Andrew
contents We study the second-order asymptotics around the superdiffusive strong law~\cite{MMW} of a multidimensional driftless diffusion with oblique reflection from the boundary in a generalised parabolic domain. In the unbounded direction we prove the limit is Gaussian with the usual diffusive scaling, while in the appropriately scaled cross-sectional slice we establish convergence to the invariant law of a reflecting diffusion in a unit ball. Using the separation of time scales, we also show asymptotic independence between these two components. The parameters of the limit laws are explicit in the growth rate of the boundary and the asymptotic diffusion matrix and reflection vector field. A phase transition occurs when the domain becomes too narrow, in which case we prove that the central limit theorem for the unbounded component fails.
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spellingShingle Central limit theorem for superdiffusive reflected Brownian motion
Mijatović, Aleksandar
Sauzedde, Isao
Wade, Andrew
Probability
Primary: 60J60, Secondary: 60F05, 60J65, 60K50
We study the second-order asymptotics around the superdiffusive strong law~\cite{MMW} of a multidimensional driftless diffusion with oblique reflection from the boundary in a generalised parabolic domain. In the unbounded direction we prove the limit is Gaussian with the usual diffusive scaling, while in the appropriately scaled cross-sectional slice we establish convergence to the invariant law of a reflecting diffusion in a unit ball. Using the separation of time scales, we also show asymptotic independence between these two components. The parameters of the limit laws are explicit in the growth rate of the boundary and the asymptotic diffusion matrix and reflection vector field. A phase transition occurs when the domain becomes too narrow, in which case we prove that the central limit theorem for the unbounded component fails.
title Central limit theorem for superdiffusive reflected Brownian motion
topic Probability
Primary: 60J60, Secondary: 60F05, 60J65, 60K50
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.14267