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What is the distribution of $dX_t = bsigma_tdV_t$?
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$$dX_t =sigma_tX^a dW_t$$
$$dsigma_t = bsigma_tdV_t$$
$$ dV_tdW_t = rho dt$$
$V,W$ are two correlated Brownian Motions. $a$ and $b$ is two real valued parameters. If $X_0$, $sigma_0$, a, b and $rho$ is known: What are the distribution of $X_t$?
$sigma_t$ is a Geometric Brownian motion with no drift.
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$$dX_t =sigma_tX^a dW_t$$
$$dsigma_t = bsigma_tdV_t$$
$$ dV_tdW_t = rho dt$$
$V,W$ are two correlated Brownian Motions. $a$ and $b$ is two real valued parameters. If $X_0$, $sigma_0$, a, b and $rho$ is known: What are the distribution of $X_t$?
$sigma_t$ is a Geometric Brownian motion with no drift.
probability probability-theory probability-distributions stochastic-processes stochastic-calculus
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$$dX_t =sigma_tX^a dW_t$$
$$dsigma_t = bsigma_tdV_t$$
$$ dV_tdW_t = rho dt$$
$V,W$ are two correlated Brownian Motions. $a$ and $b$ is two real valued parameters. If $X_0$, $sigma_0$, a, b and $rho$ is known: What are the distribution of $X_t$?
$sigma_t$ is a Geometric Brownian motion with no drift.
probability probability-theory probability-distributions stochastic-processes stochastic-calculus
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$$dX_t =sigma_tX^a dW_t$$
$$dsigma_t = bsigma_tdV_t$$
$$ dV_tdW_t = rho dt$$
$V,W$ are two correlated Brownian Motions. $a$ and $b$ is two real valued parameters. If $X_0$, $sigma_0$, a, b and $rho$ is known: What are the distribution of $X_t$?
$sigma_t$ is a Geometric Brownian motion with no drift.
probability probability-theory probability-distributions stochastic-processes stochastic-calculus
probability probability-theory probability-distributions stochastic-processes stochastic-calculus
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