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Fourth moment theorems on the Poisson space in any dimension

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arxiv 1707.01889 v2 pith:Y2ZKVIQ5 submitted 2017-07-06 math.PR math.FA

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We extend to any dimension the quantitative fourth moment theorem on the Poisson setting, recently proved by C. D\"obler and G. Peccati (2017). In particular, by adapting the exchangeable pairs couplings construction introduced by I. Nourdin and G. Zheng (2017) to the Poisson framework, we prove our results under the weakest possible assumption of finite fourth moments. This yields a Peccati-Tudor type theorem, as well as an optimal improvement in the univariate case. Finally, a transfer principle "from-Poisson-to-Gaussian" is derived, which is closely related to the universality phenomenon for homogeneous multilinear sums.

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