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Brownian motion transform by three times its running average (Wt​=Wt​−(3/t)∫0t​Ws​ds)

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The displayed continuous centered Gaussian process, with value zero at time zero, has the Brownian covariance kernel. Hence it is a Brownian motion in its own natural filtration. More generally, replacing three by c gives covariance s+c(c−3)(s/2−s2/(6t)) for 0<s≤t, so three is the only nonzero valid coefficient. Its conditional future increment in the original Brownian filtration is 3(t−s)t−1(s−1∫0s​Wu​du−Ws​), and is generally nonzero.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2015 / iii / Paper 30 / 6 / d / Solution

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