Bivariate Bernstein-gamma functions, potential measures, and asymptotics of exponential functionals of Lévy processes
arXiv:2308.11363 · doi:10.1090/tran/9519
Abstract
Let be a Lévy process and , be the exponential functional of Lévy processes on deterministic horizon. Given that we evaluate for general functions an upper bound on the rate of decay of based on an explicit integral criterion. When and is regularly varying of index at infinity, we show that the law of , suitably normed and rescaled, converges weakly to a probability measure stemming from a new generalisation of the product factorisation of classical exponential functionals. These results substantially improve upon the existing literature and are obtained via a novel combination between Mellin inversion of the Laplace transform of , , and Tauberian theory augmented for integer-valued by a suitable application of the one-large jump principle in the context of the de Haan theory. The methodology rests upon the representation of the aforementioned Mellin transform in terms of the recently introduced bivariate Bernstein-gamma functions for which we develop the following new results of independent interest (for general ): we link these functions to the -potentials of ; we show that their derivatives at zero are finite upon the finiteness of the aforementioned integral criterion; we offer neat estimates of those derivatives along complex lines. These results are useful in various applications of the exponential functionals themselves and in different contexts where properties of bivariate Bernstein-gamma functions are needed. need not be non-lattice.
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