Source: J. Appl. Probab. Volume 41, Number 1
(2004), 108-116.
Let {Xk, k ≥ 1} be a
sequence of independently and identically distributed random
variables with common subexponential distribution function
concentrated on (-∞,∞), and let τ be a
nonnegative and integer-valued random variable with a finite mean
and which is independent of the sequence
{Xk, k ≥ 1}. This paper
investigates asymptotic behavior of the tail probabilities
P(· > x) and the local probabilities
P(x < · ≤ x + h) of the
quantities
X(n) =
max0≤k≤nXk,
Sn =
∑k=0nXk
and S(n) =
max0≤k≤nSk
for n ≥ 1, and their randomized versions
X(τ), Sτ and
S(τ), where X0 = 0 by
convention and h > 0 is arbitrarily fixed.
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