A real Lévy process is a stochastic process with almost surely, independent increments, stationary increments, and stochastic continuity. The latter means in probability as . Its usual path convention is càdlàg: paths are right-continuous and have left limits. Equivalently one starts with the increment and continuity-in-probability conditions and then chooses the càdlàg version.
The Lévy characteristic exponent is specified here bySome conventions use instead, with . The sign convention must be fixed before computing the exponent. The zero process satisfies this definition; excluding it requires an additional nondegeneracy condition.
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