The Wiener Process
[17/71%]Let be a Wiener process. Is the process Markovian, if
A stochastically continuous homogeneous process with independent increments is called a Wiener process if and has a normal distribution. A Wiener process is called standard if has the standard normal distribution. Throughout the rest of this section, continuous modifications of the Wiener process are considered.
Let be a Wiener process. Is the process Markovian, if
Let be a Wiener process. Is the process Markovian, where is the integer part of ?
Find the covariance function of the Wiener process.
Prove that the Wiener process is not differentiable in probability.
Let be a standard Wiener process. Find the covariance function of the random process , considered on the time interval .
Let be a standard Wiener process. Find the covariance function of the process , where and are real numbers (this process is called the Ornstein--Uhlenbeck process).
Let be a standard Wiener process. Find the joint distribution of and , .
Let be a standard Wiener process. Prove that the random process is also a standard Wiener process.
Let be a Wiener process with zero drift. Prove that the process
is also a Wiener process.
Let be a three-dimensional Wiener process starting at zero. Prove that with probability 1
Let be a standard Wiener process. Find the distributions of the following stochastic integrals:
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Let be a standard Wiener process. Determine which of the following processes are Wiener processes:
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Let and be independent standard Wiener processes. For which and is the random process a standard Wiener process?
Let be a standard Wiener process. Find the covariance function of the random process , , .
Prove that the quadratic variation of the standard Wiener process is finite, i.e., that
converges in mean square to as .
Let be a standard Wiener process. Find the mean-square limit as of:
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