Brownian Bridge
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Category: Statistics
Subject: Brownian Bridge
Details: Let B(t) denote a process of Brownian motion.
Let Q(t) be a Brownian Bridge process.
Then, B(t)=(1+t) Q(t/(t+1)).
Using the fact that
P(max((b+B(t))/(1+t))>a)=exp(-2a(a-b))
show that for a Brownian Bridge Q(t)
P(max(Q(u)>a)=exp(-2 a^2)
where 0<=u<=1.
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Category: Statistics
Subject: Brownian Bridge
Details: Let B(t) denote a process of Brownian motion.
Let Q(t) be a Brownian Bridge process.
Then, B(t)=(1+t) Q(t/(t+1)).
Using the fact that
P(max((b+B(t))/(1+t))>a)=exp(-2a(a-b))
show that for a Brownian Bridge Q(t)
P(max(Q(u)>a)=exp(-2 a^2)
where 0<=u<=1.
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<br>This question involves making an appropriate substitution to get your expression in a required form. In the question we are told that:
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<br>B(t) = (1+t)Q(t/t+1) (1)
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<br>which, by simply rearranging, may be written ...
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