A marketed asset's price (x) is governed by the mean reverting process where (eta, theta), and (sigma)
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A marketed asset's price \(x\) is governed by the mean reverting process
where \(\eta, \theta\), and \(\sigma\) are positive constants and \(z\) is a Wiener process.
(a) Let \(V(x, t)\) be a given function. Find the Ito process that governs \(V\).
(b) Suppose also that there is a marketed bond satisfying \(\mathrm{d} B(t)=r B(t) \mathrm{d} t\) with \(r>0\). Let \(V(x, t)\) be the value of a derivative of \(x\) and \(B\). Using the pricing axioms, find the partial differential equation governing \(V\).
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