Analysis demonstrates optimal representations of fractional Brownian motion with Haar basis, indicating improved localization capabilities.
A long time ago, it was shown that random series representations of fractional Brownian motion (fBm) generated by smooth orthonormal wavelet bases of L 2 ( R ) L^2(R) are optimal, in the sense that they converge at the best possible rate provided by the sequence of the ℓ -approximation numbers of this process. The goal of our article is to extend this optimality result to the random series representation of fBm generated by the Haar basis of L 2 ( R ) L^2(R) , which offers the advantage to provide explicit results and simple computations. One of the main challenges in this context is that, in contrast to smooth wavelet functions, fractional primitives of the discontinuous Haar functions are badly localized. In order to overcome it, we will use a new strategy relying on Abel transform.
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