1992
DOI: 10.1007/bf01046776
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Comparison results for the lower tail of Gaussian seminorms

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“…The main condition imposed on marginal covariances is the regular behavior of their eigenvalues at infinity that is valid for a multitude of Gaussian random functions including the fractional Brownian sheet, Ornstein -Uhlenbeck sheet, etc. So we get the far-reaching generalizations of well-known results by Csáki (1982) and by Li (1992). Another class of Gaussian fields considered is the class of additive fields studied under the supremum-norm by Chen and Li (2003).…”
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confidence: 57%
“…The main condition imposed on marginal covariances is the regular behavior of their eigenvalues at infinity that is valid for a multitude of Gaussian random functions including the fractional Brownian sheet, Ornstein -Uhlenbeck sheet, etc. So we get the far-reaching generalizations of well-known results by Csáki (1982) and by Li (1992). Another class of Gaussian fields considered is the class of additive fields studied under the supremum-norm by Chen and Li (2003).…”
supporting
confidence: 57%
“…Various generalizations of the above result are given in Li [Li92], Karol, Nazarov and Nikitin [K-03], Fill and Torcaso [FT04], and Gao and Li [GL04].…”
Section: For a Given Continuous Gaussian Random Field X(t) T ∈ [0 1]mentioning
confidence: 89%
“…See Erickson [6], Li [12] and their combined references for many examples of when this assumption is valid.…”
Section: An Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%