O teorema das seções de Lévy aplicado à séries temporais correlacionadas não estacionárias: uma análise da convergência gaussiana em sistemas dinâmicos

Abstract

Weakly nonstationary processes appear in many challenging problems related to the physics of complex systems. An interesting question is how to quantify the rate of convergence to Gaussian behavior of rescaled heteroscedastic comming from economics time series with stationary first moments but nonstationary multifractal long-range correlated second moments and also time series generated from fractionated brownian motion where the series correlation is dependent of a parameter. Here it is used the approach Which uses a recently proposed extension of the Lévy sections theorem. It was analyzed the statistical and multifractal properties of heteroscedastic time series and found that the Lévy sections approach provides a faster convergence to Gaussian behavior relative to the convergence of traditional partial sums of variables. To understand this transition it is used several statistical tests to provide enough data on convergence behavior. It was also observed that the rescaled signals retain multifractal properties even after reaching what appears to be the stable Gaussian regime.