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Dual ruin boundary with debt service (J(z∗​)=J′(z∗​)=0)

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For the wealth-variable Legendre dual J(z)=supw≥0​[V(w)−zw], a finite slope z∗​=V′(0+) at an absorbing zero-wealth boundary makes J identically zero for z≥z∗​. Matching gives J(z∗​)=J′(z∗​)=0. It does not generally give J′′(z∗−​)=0: killing at ruin permits the dual curvature to jump.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2013 / iii / Paper 40 / 3 / Solution

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