Introduction to Stochastic Calculus with Applications, Second Edition

Exercise 3.1: X = ? + AZ for the vector ? and the vector of independent standard Normal random variables Z. For t = ( t 1, , t n)
where ? is the characteristic function of the vector Z. By independence
Hence
Finally
.
Exercise 3.2: E X = ? ? 0 xdF(x) = ? ? 0 ? x 0 dtdF (x) = ? ? 0 ? ? t dF (x)dt = ? ? 0 (1 ? F(t))dt.
Exercise 3.3: If f(t) is non-increasing then
. Now apply the previous result.
Exercise 3.9: For x ? 0, by using the distribution of M(t) = max s? t B(s) P( B(t) > x)= P( B(t) > x)+P( B(t) < ? x) = 2P( B(t) > x)= P( M(t) > x).
Exercise 3.10: By Theorem 3.18,
. The integral converges at infinity for any r. At zero it converges only for
.
Exercise 3.11: f M (y) = ? ?? ? f B,M (x,y) dx =
by (3.16).
Exercise 3.12: min s?t B(s) = -max s?t ? B(s). Let W(t) = ?B(t), then it is also a Brownian motion and we have P(B(t) ? x, min s?t B(s)