Precise large deviations for the elephant random walk with Weibull-type and lognormal-type random step sizes
Shuyuan Liang
Abstract
We prove precise large deviations for the symmetric elephant random walk with random step sizes. When the distribution of |Z1-1| is subexponential, we first show that, for each fixedp∈[0,1], there exists a positive number sequence bn∞ such that \[ P(Sn>x) P(Sn<-x) n2 F(x) \] uniformly for x bn, where F(x)= P(|Z1-1|>x). This existence result requires no moment assumptions and does not specify the growth rate of bn. For p∈[0,3/4], we further give explicit sufficient conditions on bn under Weibull-type and lognormal-type tail conditions with a regularly varying factor xγL(x), where γ∈ R and L is a positive measurable slowly varying function. Analogous results hold with P(|Z1|>x) and non-strict tails.
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