Let (Xn;n≥1) be a stationary sequence of non-negative random variables with heavy tails. Under mixing conditions, we study logarithmic asymptotics for the distributions of the partial sums sn=X1+X2+…+Xn. We obtain the crude estimates P(Sn>nx)≈n-αx+1 for appropriate values of x, where a is a specific parameter. The related conjecture proposed by Gantert is investigated. As a by-product, the so-called supremum large deviations principle is also studied.
The definitions of generalized pseudoconvex,generalized quasiconvex and its stri ctly generalized convexity were presented for the static programming at locally star -shaped set using the concept of right-upper derivative and the concept of sub linear. The sufficient and necessary conditions of the static programming were d erived in terms of a generalized Lemma in this paper. The results obtained are u seful for the further study on the duality of static programming and cover many already known conditions.
Let R（t）=u＋ct-∑ I=1^N（t） Xi,t≥0 be the renewal risk model, with Fx（x）being the distribution function of the claim amount X. Let ψ（u） be the ruin probability with initial surplus u. Under the condition of Fx（x） ∈ S^＊（γ）,y ≥ 0, by the geometric sum method, we derive the local asymptotic behavior for ψ（u,u ＋ z] for every 0 （ z （ oo, On one hand, the asymptotic behavior of ψ（u） can be derived from the result obtained. On the other hand, the result of this paper can be applied to the insurance risk management of an insurance company.
Let u ∈ R ,for any ω 〉 0, the processes X^ε = {X^ε（t）; 0 ≤ t≤ 1} are governed by the following random evolution equations dX^ε（t）= b（X^ε（t）,v（t））dt-εdSt/ε, where S={St; 0≤t≤1} is a compound Poisson process, the process v={v（t）; 0≤t≤1} is independent of S and takes values in R^m. We derive the large deviation principle for{（X^ε,v（.））; ε〉0} when ε↓0 by approximation method and contraction principle, which will be meaningful for us to find out the path property for the risk process of this type.
This article considers a risk model as in Yuen et al. （2002）. Under this model the two claim number processes are correlated. Claim occurrence of both classes relate to Poisson and Erlang processes. The formulae is derived for the distribution of the surplus immediately before ruin, for the distribution of the surplus immediately after ruin and the joint distribution of the surplus immediately before and after ruin. The asymptotic property of these ruin functions is also investigated.
