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High Minima of Gaussian Processes: Overshoots and Minimizer Locations

arXiv 2607.20714 ↗First posted 22 Jul 2026math.PR stat.AP stat.MLcited by 0

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Let X(t), t∈ K, be a centred Gaussian process with continuous sample paths on a compact metric space K, and let M=mint∈ KX(t). Let σ_*2 denote the minimum covariance energy associated with X, and assume that σ_*2>0. Motivated by the results of citechakrabarty2018asymptotic for smooth Gaussian processes, we show that, conditionally on M>u, the scaled overshoot u(M-u) converges, as u→∞, to an exponential random variable with mean σ_*2. Moreover, every weak subsequential limit of the conditional law of a measurable minimizer of X is an optimal covariance-energy measure. In particular, if this measure is unique, then the conditional law converges weakly to it. The results are illustrated by stationary Gaussian processes, fractional Brownian motion, and fractional Brownian sheet.

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