Let (d X_{t}=theta d t+sigma sqrt{X_{t}} d W_{t}, X_{0}>0), where (theta>0) and, for (a
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Let \(d X_{t}=\theta d t+\sigma \sqrt{X_{t}} d W_{t}, X_{0}>0\), where \(\theta>0\) and, for \(a \[\psi_{a, b}(x)=\frac{x^{1-u}-a^{1-u}}{b^{1-u}-a^{1-u}}\] where \(u=2 \theta / \sigma^{2}\). Prove also that if \(u>1\), then \(T_{0}\) is infinite and that if \(u<1, \psi_{0, b}(x)=(x / b)^{1-u}\). Thus, the process \(\left(1 / X_{t}, t \geq 0\right)\) explodes in the case \(u<1\).
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Mathematical Methods For Financial Markets
ISBN: 9781447125242
1st Edition
Authors: Monique Jeanblanc, Marc Yor, Marc Chesney
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