A Superprocess-based Approach to Rough CIR Processes and Feller Random Measures

Gordan \v{Z}itkovi\'c

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Abstract: Feller random measures generalize the Feller diffusion (the CIR process) by giving it memory. They arise as the scaling limits of nearly unstable Hawkes processes, and include the rough CIR process and its hyper-rough and discontinuous relatives. We show that every Feller random measure is the occupation measure of a Dawson--Watanabe superprocess whose spatial motion is a killed L\'evy subordinator, integrated over the branching time. This is a continuum analogue of the Hawkes--Oakes cluster representation. It yields existence, stability in the parameters, and stochastic equations driven by an explicit noise. The structure of this noise depends on whether the kernel has an atom at the origin. Without an atom, the noise is a Brownian motion time-changed by the distribution function of the measure. This leads to a martingale characterization and to sharp results on densities and their H\"older regularity. With an atom, the noise is a compensated inverse-Gaussian process time-changed by the compensator of that distribution function, and the measure is purely atomic.

Date: 2026-10
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