Relations of Fractional Brownian Motion and Hurst Exponent
Weiqi Liu
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Weiqi Liu
Abstract
We discussed the theoretical foundation of the R/S analysis,that were related Hurst Exponent to self-correlation and self-similarity of the fractional Brownian motion as well as autocorrelation index,self-similarity,long memory of the fractional Gaussian noise series.These are verified that fractional Brownian motion is not Markov processes in case H≠1/2,as well as Hurst index is same as its self-similarity index.The relationship between the long memory Fractional Gaussian noise and Hurst Exponent is obtained,which can determine whether there is a long memory of the sequence via Hurst index.
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We discussed the theoretical foundation of the R/S analysis,that were related Hurst Exponent to self-correlation and self-similarity of the fractional Brownian motion as well as autocorrelation index,self-similarity,long memory of the fractional Gaussian noise series.These are verified that fractional Brownian motion is not Markov processes in case H≠1/2,as well as Hurst index is same as its self-similarity index.The relationship between the long memory Fractional Gaussian noise and Hurst Exponent is obtained,which can determine whether there is a long memory of the sequence via Hurst index.
Key concepts: Hurst exponent, Fractional Brownian motion, Rescaled range, Detrended fluctuation analysis, Mathematics, Autocorrelation, Statistical physics, Self-similarity