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We consider an inverse first-passage time (FPT) problem for a homogeneous one-dimensional diffusion X(t), starting from …
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Imposing a symmetry condition on returns, Carr and Lee (Math Financ 19(4):523–560, <CitationRef CitationID="CR10">2009</CitationRef>) show that (double) barrier derivatives can be replicated by a portfolio of European options and can thus be priced using fast Fourier techniques (FFT). We show that prices of barrier derivatives in...</citationref>
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In this paper we derive analytic formulae for statistical arbitrage trading where the security price follows an Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process. By framing the problem in terms of the first-passage time of the process, we derive expressions for the mean and variance of the trade length and the...
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We calculate several hitting time probabilities for a correlated multidimensional Brownian bridge process, where the boundaries are hyperplanes that move linearly with time. We compute the probability that a Brownian bridge will cross a moving hyperplane if the endpoints of the bridge lie on the...
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A stochastic difference game is considered in which a player wants to minimize the time spent by a controlled one-dimensional symmetric random walk {𝑋𝑛,𝑛=0,1,…} in the continuation region 𝐶:={1,2,…}, and the second player seeks to maximize the survival time in C. The process...
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We study the first-passage time over a fixed threshold for a pure-jump subordinator with negative drift. We obtain a closed-form formula for its survival function in terms of marginal density functions of the subordinator. We then use this formula to calculate finite-time survival probabilities...
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