Probability representations of a class of two-way diffusions

There has been little progress in the analysis of two-way diffusion in the last few decades due to the difficulties brought by the interface section similar to a free boundary condition. In this paper, however, the equivalent probability model is considered and the interface section is precisely des...

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Main Authors: Clifford, P, Green, N, Feng, J, Wei, G
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2002
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description There has been little progress in the analysis of two-way diffusion in the last few decades due to the difficulties brought by the interface section similar to a free boundary condition. In this paper, however, the equivalent probability model is considered and the interface section is precisely described by an integral equation. The solution of two-way diffusion is then expressed in an integral form with the integrand being the solution of a classical first passage time model and the solution of a one-dimensional integral equation which is relatively easier to solve. The exact expression of the two-way diffusion enables us to find the explicit solution of the model with infinite horizontal boundaries and without drifting.
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