Abstract
A stationary renewal process $N(\cdot)$ for which the lifetime distribution has its $k$th moment finite or infinite according as $k$ is less than or greater than $\kappa$ for some $1 \lt \kappa \lt 2$, is long-range dependent and has Hurst index $\alpha=1/2(3-\kappa)$ (this is the critical index $\alpha$ for which $\lim\sup_{t \to \infty} t^{-2a}$ var $N(0,t]$ is finite or infinite according as $\alpha$ is greater than or less than $\alpha$. This identification is accomplished by delineating the growth rate properties of the difference between the renewal function and its linear asymptote, thereby extending work of Täcklind.
Citation
D. J. Daley. "The Hurst Index of Long-Range Dependent Renewal Processes." Ann. Probab. 27 (4) 2035 - 2041, October 1999. https://doi.org/10.1214/aop/1022874827
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