Optimal Stopping Rules and Maximal Inequalities for Bessel Processes
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Bessel processes
optimal stopping rules
maximal inequalities
moving boundary problem for parabolic equations (Stephan problem)
local martingales
semimartingales
Dirichlet processes
local time
processes with reflection
Brownian motion with drift and reflection
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Statistics and Probability
optimal stopping rules
maximal inequalities
moving boundary problem for parabolic equations (Stephan problem)
local martingales
semimartingales
Dirichlet processes
local time
processes with reflection
Brownian motion with drift and reflection
Probability
Statistics and Probability
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Dubins, L. E
Shepp, Larry A
Shiryaev, A. N
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We consider, for Bessel processes X ∈ Besα with arbitrary order (dimension) α ∈ R, the problem of the optimal stopping (1.4) for which the gain is determined by the value of the maximum of the process X and the cost which is proportional to the duration of the observation time. We give a description of the optimal stopping rule structure (Theorem 1) and the price (Theorem 2). These results are used for the proof of maximal inequalities of the type E max Xrr≤r ≤ γ(α) is a constant depending on the dimension (order) α. It is shown that γ(α) ∼ √α at α → ∞.
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1994
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Theory of Probability & Its Applications