Title
Small and Large Time Stability of the Time Taken for a Lévy Process to Cross Curved Boundaries
Document Type
Article
Date
10-13-2011
Disciplines
Mathematics
Description/Abstract
This paper is concerned with the small time behaviour of a Levy process X. In particular, we investigate the stabilities of the times, Tb(r) and T*b (r), at which X, started with X0 = 0, first leaves the space-time regions {(t, y) in R2 : y ≤ rtb, t ≥ 0} (one-sided exit), or {(t, y) in R2 :|y| ≤ rtb, t ≥ 0} (two-sided exit), 0 ≤ b < 1, as r ↓ 0. Thus essentially we determine whether or not these passage times behave like deterministic functions in the sense of different modes of convergence; specifically convergence in probability, almost surely and in Lp. In many instances these are seen to be equivalent to relative stability of the process X itself. The analogous large time problem is also discussed.
Recommended Citation
Griffin, Philip S. and Maller, Ross A., "Small and Large Time Stability of the Time Taken for a Lévy Process to Cross Curved Boundaries" (2011). Mathematics - All Scholarship. 97.
https://surface.syr.edu/mat/97
Source
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Additional Information
This manuscript is from arXiv.org, for more information see http://arxiv.org/abs/1110.3064