Moving average Multifractional Processes with Random Exponent: Lower bounds for local oscillations.

In the last few years Ayache, Esser and Hamonier introduced a new Multifractional Process with Random Exponent (MPRE) obtained by replacing the Hurst parameter in a moving average representation of Fractional Brownian Motion through Wiener integral by an adapted Hölder continuous stochastic process indexed by the integration variable. Thus, this MPRE can be expressed as a moving average Itô integral which is a considerable advantage with respect to another MPRE introduced a long time ago by Ayache and Taqqu. Thanks to this advantage, very recently, Loboda, Mies and Steland have derived interesting results on local Hölder regularity, self-similarity and other properties of the recently introduced moving average MPRE and generalizations of it. Yet, the problem of obtaining, on a universal event of probability 1 not depending on the location, relevant lower bounds for local oscillations of such processes has remained open. We solve it in the present article under some conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]