The fractal structures of the sample path of a general subordinator and the random re-orderings of the Cantor set

In this paper we have found a general subordinator,X, whose range up to time 1,X([0, 1)), has similar structure as random re-orderings of the Cantor setK(ω).X([0, 1)) andK(ω) have the same exact Hausdorff measure function and the integal test of packing measure. Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation, the Excellent Young Faculty Foundation of the State Education Commission of China and the Foundation for the Scholars Coming Back from Abroad Hu Xiaoyu: born in Apr. 1964, Professor     

The multifractal analysis of the occupation measure of a Lévy process

We introduce the results on the multifractal structure of the occupation measures of a Brownian Motion, a stable process, a general subordinator and a stochastic process derived from random reordering of the Cantor set. We also introduced an interesting and powerful technique to investigate the multifractal spectrum. Foundation item: Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China Biography: Hu Xiao-yu (1964-), female, Professor, research interest: probability theory, random fractals.     

The Multifractal Analysis of the Occupation Measure of a Lévy Process

We introduced the results on the multifractal structure of the occupation measures of a Brownian Motion, a stable process, a general subordinator and a stochastic process derived from random reordering of the Cantor set. We also introduced an interesting and powerful technique to investigate the multifractal spectrum.     

Polarity for a class of Levy processes

Polar set of Markov processes is an important concept in probabilistic potential theory, but it is not easy to judge the polarity of the sets. In this paper, we give some results which can be easily used to examine the polarity of the sets whenX _t belongs to a special class of Levy processes. We also give a result about polar functions of symmetric stable processes. Biography: Wu Chuan-ju(1974-), Ph. D candidate, research direction: theory and application of stochastic processes.