The Annals of Probability · 1991 · 89 citations · 0 references
Natural SciencesMathematicsProbability TheoryStochastic ProcessesTopologyContinuous-time Stochastic ProcessesMarkov ProcessesStochastic Differential EquationsWeak ConvergenceConvergence In DistributionConvergence Of Random VariablesRandom Time ChangeRelative Compactness Of Probability MeasuresSeparable Metric SpacesSeparable SpacesWeak Convergence Of Stochastic ProcessesWeak Convergence On Metric Spaces
An analog of conditions of Meyer and Zheng for the relative compactness (in the sense of convergence in distribution) of a sequence of stochastic processes is formulated for general separable metric spaces and the corresponding notion of convergence is characterized in terms of the convergence in the Skorohod topology of time changes of the original processes. In addition, convergence in distribution under the topology of convergence in measure is discussed and results of Jacod, Memin and Metivier on convergence under the Skorohod topology are extended.