Characterization of Dependence of Multidimensional Lévy Processes Using Lévy Copulas
Document type:
Zeitschriftenaufsatz
Author(s):
Kallsen, J.; Tankov, P.
Non-TUM Co-author(s):
ja
Cooperation:
international
Abstract:
This paper suggests Lévy copulas in order to characterize the dependence among components of multidimensional Lévy processes. This concept parallels the notion of a copula on the level of Lévy measures. As for random vectors, a version of Sklar?s theorem states that the law of a general multidimensional Lévy process is obtained by combining arbitrary univariate Lévy processes with an arbitrary Lévy copula. We construct parametric families of Lévy copulas and prove a limit theorem, which indicates how to obtain the Lévy copula of a multivariate Lévy process X from the ordinary copula of the random vectors X(t) for small t.
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This paper suggests Lévy copulas in order to characterize the dependence among components of multidimensional Lévy processes. This concept parallels the notion of a copula on the level of Lévy measures. As for random vectors, a version of Sklar?s theorem states that the law of a general multidimensional Lévy process is obtained by combining arbitrary univariate Lévy processes with an arbitrary Lévy copula. We construct parametric families of Lévy copulas and prove a limit theorem, which indicate...
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