Let (W) be a (mathbb{P})-Brownian motion, and (B_{t}=W_{t}+u t) be a (mathbb{Q})-Brownian motion, under a suitable change
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Let \(W\) be a \(\mathbb{P}\)-Brownian motion, and \(B_{t}=W_{t}+u t\) be a \(\mathbb{Q}\)-Brownian motion, under a suitable change of probability. Check that, in the case \(u>0\), the process \(e^{W_{t}}\) tends towards 0 under \(\mathbb{Q}\) when \(t\) goes to infinity, whereas this is not the case under \(\mathbb{P}\).
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Mathematical Methods For Financial Markets
ISBN: 9781447125242
1st Edition
Authors: Monique Jeanblanc, Marc Yor, Marc Chesney
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