Let u (x, t) denote the solution to the partial differential equation with u(x, 0 +

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Let uμ(x, t) denote the solution to the partial differential equation

at  = - - + ax - 1 02 2 2 -0 < x < , t > 0.with u(x, 0+) = δ(x). From (2.3.12), it is seen that 

u" (x, t) = 1 2nt e-(x-)/2t

By applying the change of variable: x = y + μt, show that the above equation becomes

at 1 02u 2 2 - < y < , 1 > 0.

With the initial condition: u(y, 0) = δ(y). The new solution is given by 

u(y,1) = 1 2t e-y/2t

We observe the following relation between u0(y, t) and u0(x, t):

u (x, t) = 1 2t e-(y+)/ = ey_(y, t).

Relate the above result to the Girsanov Theorem. 

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