
In a rather general setting of Itô-Lévy processes we study a class of transforms (Fourier for example) of the state variable of a process which are holomorphic in some disc around time zero in the complex plane. We show that such transforms are related to a system of analytic vectors for the generator of the process, and we state conditions which allow for holomorphic extension of these transforms into a strip which contains the positive real axis. Based on these extensions we develop a functional series expansion of these transforms in terms of the constituents of the generator. As application, we show that for multidimensional affine Itô-Lévy processes with state dependent jump part the Fourier transform is holomorphic in a time strip under some stationarity conditions, and give log-affine series representations for the transform.
ddc:510, Affine processes, affine processes, article, Holomorphic transforms, Itô-Lévy processes, 91Gxx, 510, Functional Analysis (math.FA), 91B28, Itô-Lévy processes -- holomorphic transforms -- affine processes, Mathematics - Functional Analysis, Mathematics - Analysis of PDEs, holomorphic transforms, 60J25, Itô–Lévy processes, FOS: Mathematics, 60J25, 91B28, Analysis, Analysis of PDEs (math.AP)
ddc:510, Affine processes, affine processes, article, Holomorphic transforms, Itô-Lévy processes, 91Gxx, 510, Functional Analysis (math.FA), 91B28, Itô-Lévy processes -- holomorphic transforms -- affine processes, Mathematics - Functional Analysis, Mathematics - Analysis of PDEs, holomorphic transforms, 60J25, Itô–Lévy processes, FOS: Mathematics, 60J25, 91B28, Analysis, Analysis of PDEs (math.AP)
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