M.I. Yadrenko

Spectral Theory of Random Fields, 1983, 267 pp., ISBN 0-911575-00-6, $52.00

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First book of its kind presenting a unified treatment of the spectral theory of Random Fields, including a wealth of concrete formulas relevant to applications. Treats Likelihood Ratios, Prediction and Extrapolation, Optimal Regression, Mean-value Estimation. Includes comprehensive bibliography.
 


TABLE OF CONTENTS
 

CHAPTER I. SPECTRAL THEORY OF HOMOGENEOUS
AND ISOTROPIC RANDOM FIELDS ..... 1

Section 1. Homogeneous and Isotropic Random Fields ..... 1

Section 2. Spherical Averages of Homogeneous and Isotropic Random Fields ..... 24

Section 3. Homogeneous and Isotropic Random Fields of the Markov Type ..... 51

Section 4. Homogeneous and Isotropic Random Fields in Hilbert Space ..... 61

Section 5. Isotropic Random Fields on Spheres ..... 71

Section 6. Isotropic Random Fields on Euclidean Spaces ..... 86

Section 7. Strong Law of Large Numbers for Isotropic Random Fields ..... 101
 


CHAPTER II. LOCAL BEHAVIOR OF SAMPLE FUNCTIONS
OF RANDOM FIELDS ..... 105

Section 1. On the Modulus of Continuity of Random Fields in Euclidean Spaces ..... 105

Section 2. Local Behavior of Sample Functions of Gaussian Random Fields ..... 115
 


CHAPTER III. ON ABSOLUTE CONTINUITY AND SINGULARITY
OF MEASURES CORRESPONDING TO RANDOM FIELDS ..... 131

Section 1. Preliminary Results on Absolute Continuity of Measures over Hilbert Spaces ..... 131

Section 2. On Absolute Continuity of Measures Corresponding to Gaussian Homogeneous Random Fields with Identical Correlation Functions and Different Means ..... 135

Section 3. Absolute Continuity of Measures Corresponding to Gaussian Homogeneous Zero Mean Random Fields with Different Correlation Functions ..... 148
 


CHAPTER IV. SELECTED PROBLEMS CONCERNING STATISTICS
OF RANDOM FIELDS ..... 170

Section 1. Linear Forecasting for Random Fields Observed on a Sphere ..... 170

Section 2. On Extrapolation of a Homogeneous and Isotropic Random Field from Observation on a Countable System of Concentric Spheres ..... 193

Section 3. Optimal Estimates of Regression Coefficients and Mean Values of an Isotropic Random Field Observed on a Sphere ..... 201

Section 4. On the Integral Equations for the Statistics of Homogeneous and/or Isotropic Random Fields ..... 214

A Brief Survey of the Research Literature in the Theory of Random Fields ..... 227

Notes ..... 230

Bibliography ..... 237

Index ..... 258
 

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