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Top-edge exit probability of a Brownian half-strip (21​−π1​arctansinh(πp/a)sin(πq/a)1+cosh(πp/a)cos(πq/a)​)

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Probability and statistics Probability theory Stochastic process Brownian motion Planar Brownian motion Conformal invariance of planar Brownian motion
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For planar Brownian motion started at p+iq, p>0 and 0<q<a, in {x+iy:x>0,0<y<a}, the displayed value is its probability of exiting through y=a. The half-strip conformal map by hyperbolic cosine sends the top edge to (−∞,−1) and the starting point to A+iB, where A=cosh(πp/a)cos(πq/a) and B=sinh(πp/a)sin(πq/a). Integrating the Cauchy exit law from a Brownian half-plane over that ray proves the formula. As p→∞ it tends to q/a.

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  • Past exam of the stochastic differential equations and Brownian motion in complex analysis course of the University of Oxford / 2010 / B / 4 / b / ii / Solution

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