The PDE connection
[13/100%]Let be the initial value in the problem considered in Lemma 8.1 and write where is a BM .
Assume that . Show that and exist and are functions in .
Assume that is measurable and exponentially bounded, i.e. for all and some constant . Show that and , exist and are exponentially bounded functions in .
What happens, if we assume in Part b) that ?
Assume that in Lemma 8.1 the initial datum satisfies but not necessarily . Consider (8.3) with instead of . Discuss the limit .
Let be a be a continuous function such that for all . Show that for all , and conclude that .
Complete the approximation argument for Lévy's arc - sine law from :
Show, by a direct calculation, that converges as . Conclude from (8.16) that converges.
Integrate the ODE (8.16) to see that has a limit. Integrating once again shows that converges, too.
Identify the limits of and .
Show Theorem 8.5 with semigroup methods.
Find the solution to the Dirichlet problem in dimension for all and is continuous in [0,1]. Compare your findings with Wald's identities, cf. Theorem 5.10 and Corollary 5.11.
Use Lemma 7.33 and give an alternative derivation of the result of Lemma 8.10.
Show that Lemma 8.10 remains true for any - dimensional Feller process with continuous paths and generator such that and .
Table 8.1 No . 2 records the solution to the initial value problem (8.6). Explain how this result follows from our considerations regarding (8.3) and (8.7).
Let be a bounded continuous function such that is - Hölder continuous with a Hölder constant which does not depend on or . Mimic the proof of Lemma 8.7 to prove that is in and satisfies (8.1). Explain why this proves, under suitable assumptions on , No. 3. in Table 8.1.
Use the LIL (Corollary 12.2) to give an alternative proof for the fact that a one - dimensional Brownian motion oscillates in every time interval infinitely often around its starting point.
Let . A flat cone in is a cone in . Adapt the argument of Example 8.18.e) to show the following useful regularity criterion for a : The boundary point is regular for if there is a truncated flat cone with vertex at and lying entirely in .
Let be a and . Show that the random variable has a probability density.