Probability that the maximum of the reflected Brownian motion over a finite interval [0,t] is achieved by its last zero before t

Abstract

We calculate the probability pc that the maximum of a reflected Brownian motion U is achieved on a complete excursion, i.e. pc:=P(U(t)=U*(t)) where U(t) (respectively U*(t)) is the maximum of the process U over the time interval [0,t] (resp. [0,g(t)] where g(t) is the last zero of U before t).

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