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Möbius calculation of circular Brownian exit (ψa​(w)=(w−a)/(1−aw))

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A planar Brownian motion beginning at a∈(0,1) in the unit disc has circular exit law obtained by pulling back uniform angular measure through ψa​(w)=(w−a)/(1−aw). This Möbius transformation sends the starting point to zero. The right semicircle maps to an arc with endpoints at angles ±(π/2+2arctana), giving positive-half-plane exit probability 1/2+(2/π)arctana.

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  • Brownian wedge-exit probability
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