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In what follows, we denote by X i , i
=
1 ,...,d , the coordinate projection of
(X 1 ,...,X d ) ∈ R
d . Coordinate projections of
=
the multidimensional process X
Lévy processes are again Lévy processes.
(X 1 ,...,X d )
=
Proposition 14.1.2 Let X
be a Lévy process with state space
,ν,γ) . Assume
|
d
R
Q
> 1 | z | ν( d z) <
and characteristic triplet (
. Then , the
z
|
marginal processes X j , j
=
1 ,...,d , are again Lévy processes with the charac-
teristic triplet (
Q jj j j ) where the marginal Lévy measures are defined as
ν j (B) := ν( { x ∈ R
d
: x j B \{
0
}} ),
B B ( R ),
j =
1 ,...,d.
If all the marginal Lévy processes X i
satisfy the martingale condition as
in Lemma 10.1.5,i.e. e X i
are martingales with respect to the filtration of X i ,
i
=
1 ,...,d , they are also martingales with respect to the filtration
F
of X
=
(X 1 ,...,X d ) .
d
Lemma 14.1.3 Let X be a Lévy process with state space
R
and characteris-
,ν,γ) . Assume ,
and
| z | > 1 e z j ν j ( d z) <
tic triplet (
Q
| z | > 1 |
z
|
ν( d z) <
, j
=
1 ,...,d . Then , e X j , j
=
1 ,...,d , are martingales with respect to the filtration
F
of
X if and only if
Q jj
2
e z j
z j ν j ( d z)
+
γ j +
1
=
0 ,j
=
1 ,...,d.
R
Proof As in the proof of Lemma 10.1.5,wehave
E e X s
| F t =
e X t e (t s)ψ( ie j ) .
Therefore, setting ψ( ie j ) =
0, j =
1 ,...,d , the Lévy-Khinchine formula ( 14.1 )
yields
e z j
z j ν( d z) =
Q jj
2
+ γ j +
1
0 ,j =
1 ,...,d.
R
d
The result follows with the definition of the marginal Lévy density ν j given in
Proposition 14.1.2 .
14.2 Lévy Copulas
d
We first gi ve so m e definitions. The F - volume of (a, b ]
, a,b ∈ R
for a function
d
F
:
S
→ R
, S
⊂ R
is defined by
1 ) N(u) F(u),
V F ( (a, b
]
:=
(
)
u
∈{
a 1 ,b 1 }×···×{
a d ,b d }
where N(u) = |{ k : u k = a k }|
.
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