We first review recent work on stable and multistable random processes and theirlocalisability. Then most of the thesis concerns a new approach to these topicsbased on characteristic functions.Our aim is to construct processes on R, which are α(x)-multistable, where thestability index α(x) varies with x. To do this we first use characteristic functionsto define α(x)-multistable random integrals and measures and examine their properties.We show that an α(x)-multistable random measure may be obtained as thelimit of a sequence of measures made up of α-stable random measures restrictedto small intervals with α constant on each interval.We then use the multistable random integrals to define multistable randomprocesses on R and study the localisability of these processes. Thus we find conditionsthat ensure that a process locally ‘looks like’ a given stochastic processunder enlargement and appropriate scaling. We give many examples of multistablerandom processes and examine their local forms.Finally, we examine the dimensions of graphs of α-stable random functionsdefined by series with α-stable random variables as coefficients.
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Stable and multistable processes and localisability