Autocovariances and spectra
[7/100%]Let where and are uncorrelated random variables with zero means and unit variances. Show that is stationary with a spectrum containing exactly one point.
Let be uniformly distributed on , and let be independent of with distribution function . Show that defines a stationary (complex) sequence with spectral distribution function .
Find the autocorrelation function of the stationary process whose spectral density function is:
(i) ,
(ii) .
Let be a real-valued stationary sequence with zero means and autocovariance function . Show that
where is the spectral distribution function. Deduce that if and only if , and show that
Let be a sequence of uncorrelated random variables with means 0 and variances 1, and suppose the sequence satisfies .
For what values of is stationary?
For what values of does have a series representation in terms of the ?
Show that the autocorrelation function of satisfies
and find for . Hence evaluate the spectral density in a finite form.
Let be a sequence of uncorrelated random variables with means 0 and variances , and suppose for , where . Suppose is a real sequence such that
Show that , where and . Show further that
Hence find in terms of and when .
Let be a stationary process with zero means and variances , and let be the best linear predictor of given . (See Section 9.2.) The Kolmogorov-Szegő formula states that
where is the spectral density of . Verify this for the autoregressive scheme of Example (9.3.23).