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Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2001 / iii / Paper 21 / 4 / b

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True. The negative-level hitting times from the preceding calculation are almost surely finite for every negative integer, and occur at unbounded times. Therefore
P(Bt​ does not converge to +∞)=1.​
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This is the almost-sure negation in the original PDF, not another assertion of convergence. The stronger oscillation statement liminfBt​=−∞ and limsupBt​=+∞ rules out that convergence path by path.

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