Abstract
The joint Laplace transform of $T$ and $X(T)$ is derived where $X(\bullet)$ is a time homogeneous diffusion process and $T$ is the first time the process falls a specified amount below its current maximum. This generalizes the work of Taylor. The distribution of the maximum at $T$ is shown to be exponential for Brownian motion. Formulas for more general stopping times based on the current maximum are given.
Citation
John P. Lehoczky. "Formulas for Stopped Diffusion Processes with Stopping Times Based on the Maximum." Ann. Probab. 5 (4) 601 - 607, August, 1977. https://doi.org/10.1214/aop/1176995770
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