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Figure 1 refers to the case of a small h, thus slight long-range dependence, and small λ, i.e
Figure 2:Y (t)DY (t), M(t), V (t), downwards. h = 0.49, λ = 0.01.
Figure 3 refers to the case of a small h,come into view. Also the convergencewhen the zero-fixed process that is slight long-range dependence, and large λ, i.e., Yλ (t) − Yλ (0) is close to the BM
Figure 3:Y (t)DY (t), M(t), V (t), downwards. h = 0.01, λ = 10.
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