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Expected value of a brownian motion given its first hitting time
First hitting time for a brownian motion with a exponential boundaryFirst hitting time for a brownian motion with two exponential boundariesBrownian Motion first hitting time distributionBrownian Motion Hitting Time DistributionBrownian Motion hitting time is finite yet has infinite expectation?Expected hitting time of Ornstein-Uhlenbeck processBrownian motion first hitting time negative barrierProbability that a Brownian motion with drift hits +1 before hitting -1 before time 1, and similar eventsSquared hitting time expectation including Brownian motionReversal of Brownian motion from first hitting time
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I was working on a stochastic model and the following question arouse:
Let $X_t = B_t$, where $B$ is the standard bronian motion.
Also, let $H_a = inf lbrace t: X_t = a rbrace$.
Then, what is $mathbbEleft[X|H_a,X_0=b right]$?
I haven't find the joint density $f(X,H_a)$. Anyone has any guess?
probability-theory brownian-motion stopping-times
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I was working on a stochastic model and the following question arouse:
Let $X_t = B_t$, where $B$ is the standard bronian motion.
Also, let $H_a = inf lbrace t: X_t = a rbrace$.
Then, what is $mathbbEleft[X|H_a,X_0=b right]$?
I haven't find the joint density $f(X,H_a)$. Anyone has any guess?
probability-theory brownian-motion stopping-times
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Sorry, is $X$ standard BM or not?
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– Will M.
yesterday
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Yes it is the standard BM
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– Nicolas Pimentel de Souza
yesterday
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I was working on a stochastic model and the following question arouse:
Let $X_t = B_t$, where $B$ is the standard bronian motion.
Also, let $H_a = inf lbrace t: X_t = a rbrace$.
Then, what is $mathbbEleft[X|H_a,X_0=b right]$?
I haven't find the joint density $f(X,H_a)$. Anyone has any guess?
probability-theory brownian-motion stopping-times
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I was working on a stochastic model and the following question arouse:
Let $X_t = B_t$, where $B$ is the standard bronian motion.
Also, let $H_a = inf lbrace t: X_t = a rbrace$.
Then, what is $mathbbEleft[X|H_a,X_0=b right]$?
I haven't find the joint density $f(X,H_a)$. Anyone has any guess?
probability-theory brownian-motion stopping-times
probability-theory brownian-motion stopping-times
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Sorry, is $X$ standard BM or not?
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– Will M.
yesterday
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Yes it is the standard BM
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– Nicolas Pimentel de Souza
yesterday
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Sorry, is $X$ standard BM or not?
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– Will M.
yesterday
$begingroup$
Yes it is the standard BM
$endgroup$
– Nicolas Pimentel de Souza
yesterday
$begingroup$
Sorry, is $X$ standard BM or not?
$endgroup$
– Will M.
yesterday
$begingroup$
Sorry, is $X$ standard BM or not?
$endgroup$
– Will M.
yesterday
$begingroup$
Yes it is the standard BM
$endgroup$
– Nicolas Pimentel de Souza
yesterday
$begingroup$
Yes it is the standard BM
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– Nicolas Pimentel de Souza
yesterday
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Sorry, is $X$ standard BM or not?
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– Will M.
yesterday
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Yes it is the standard BM
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– Nicolas Pimentel de Souza
yesterday