Solution

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The drift is continuously differentiable and hence locally Lipschitz on the open interval , while the diffusion coefficient is the constant one. The local existence and pathwise uniqueness theorem for a stochastic differential equation therefore gives a unique strong solution up to its first exit from every compact subinterval. These solutions agree by pathwise uniqueness, producing a unique maximal local solution of a stochastic differential equation whose lifetime is

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