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                      Condition  [A2]  holds  if  observation  times  are  generated  by  mixing
                  processes as seen in the following example.

                                       
                  Example  3.1.  Let { } ≥0  be  an  exponential  α-mixing  point  process  with
                                      
                                                                     
                  stationary increments for k = 1,2. Assume that [| | ] < ∞ for any q > 0 and
                                                                   
                                                                   1
                                                                                     
                                                                                           
                  k  =  1,2.  Set  ,  = inf{ ≥ 0;    ≥ }.Then  [A2]  is  satisfied  with  ≡ [ ]
                                                                                 1
                  (constants)  by  Rosenthal-type inequalities (Theorem  4  in  [4])  and a  similar
                  argument  to  the  proof  of  Proposition  6  in  [4].  Also,  [B2]  (defined  later)  is
                                         ⁄
                  satisfied if further   −3 5+  →  0 for some ϵ > 0.
                                      
                      We study results related to consistency under Conditions [A1] and [A2]. Let
                                   
                                        
                               
                         1
                  ̃ = (̃ , … , ̃ ), ̃ =  ⁄  ,∗   for  1  ≤    ≤  , ∑ = (∑ )0 ≤  ≤ , ∑ () =
                   
                                                                                      
                                                                       ,†
                                                                 †
                               
                         
                                        
                                   
                                                                          
                   (,  , ), () = (∑ ()) 0≤≤ , and (, ) = ([ ] √̃ ̃ )   for   =
                        
                                                                    
                                       
                                                                           1≤,≤
                   ( )  :   ×   matrix valued.
                      ≥0
                      We define
                                       1                                  −1 2
                                                                              ⁄
                      (∑(), ∑ ) = ∫ { (((, ∑ ) − (, ∑()), (, ∑())  ) −
                               †
                                                   †
                                     0
                                        4
                                       1            ⁄     1              ⁄
                                                               ((, ∑ ) 1 2 ) + ((, ∑()) 1 2 )} 
                                       2         †        2
                                                                    2
                                                                                     ⁄
                                                      ⁄
                                                                     ⁄
                                  =   ∫  (((, ∑ ) 1 2  − (, ∑()) 1 2 ) (, ∑()) −1 2 ) .
                                                   †
                                      

                  Theorem 3.1. Assume [A1], [A2] and [V]. Then
                                       ((̂ ), ∑ ) →  min(∑(), ∑ )
                                                      
                                                                      †
                                                 †
                                             
                  as   →  ∞.                           
                                                     −1          −1
                      Under  boundedness  of    + ( )  and  ∥Σ(σ) ∥,  there  exist  positive
                                                      
                                                
                  constants C1 and C2 such that
                                                              
                                          2
                                                                                 2
                       ∫ |∑(,  , ) − ∑ |  ≤ (∑(), ∑ ) ≤  ∫ |∑(,  , ) − ∑ |  (3.3)
                                                                       
                                                                              ,†
                                                              2
                                                        †
                       1
                                       ,†
                                
                         0                                      0

                                                                             −1
                                                                                          −1
                                                                      
                  where C1 and C2 depend only the upperbounds of   + ( )    and ∥Σ(σ) ∥.
                                                                      
                                                                            
                  The proof is left in the appendix. Then we can say that D is equivalent to L 2
                  norm.

                  Remark  3.1.  In  the  specified  setting  of  Ogihara  [3] ,  () =
                                                                                      1
                  (∑(), ∑( ))holds for  () in Section 2.2 of [3]. The presentation 2.8 of
                              ∗
                                           1
                                                                      1 2
                                                                       ⁄
                  ,  () is obtained by calculating elements of (∑())   for  = 2.
                    1

                  3.2 Optimal rate convergence
                      In this section, we study optimal rate convergence. Ogihara [3] showed
                  that local asymptotic normality holds for the specified model with nonrandom
                                                                                        ⁄
                  diffusion  coefficients,  the  optimal  rate  of  convergence  is  equal  to   1 4  for
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