Convergence of Random Walks in p-Spaces of Growing Dimension
Abstract
We prove the limit theorem for paths of random walks with n steps in Rd as n and d both go to infinity. For this, the paths are viewed as finite metric spaces equipped with the p-metric for p∈[1,∞). Under the assumptions that all components of each step are uncorrelated, centered, have finite 2p-th moments, and are identically distributed, we show that such random metric space converges in probability to a deterministic limit space with respect to the Gromov-Hausdorff distance. This result generalises earlier work by Kabluchko and Marynych for p=2.
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