A complete characterization of local martingales which are functions of Brownian motion and its maximum
Jan Obloj
Abstract
We prove the max-martingale conjecture given in recent article with Marc Yor. We show that for a continuous local martingale (N\t:t 0) and a function H:R x R\+ R, H(N\t,\s≤ tN\s) is a local martingale if and only if there exists a locally integrable function f such that H(x,y)=∫\0y f(s)ds-f(y)(x-y)+H(0,0). This implies readily, via Levy's equivalence theorem, an analogous result with the maximum process replaced by the local time at 0.
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