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Covariance of quadratic transforms of a linear process

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For Xt​=∑j≥0​ψj​ηt−j​ driven by centered unit-variance iid noise with a finite fourth moment, put κ4​=Eη4−3 and m3​=Eη3. Independence gives
Cov(Xt2​,Xt−h2​)=2γ(h)2+κ4​∑j≥0​ψj2​ψj+∣h∣2​.
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The sum of the two linear-quadratic cross covariances is m3​∑j≥0​(ψj2​ψj+∣h∣​+ψj​ψj+∣h∣2​). The cumulant term disappears for Gaussian noise. Merely assuming strong white noise does not justify the Gaussian formula; a fourth moment is needed for the variance of the quadratic transform.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2016 / iii / Paper 208 / 1 / 1 / 7 / Solution

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