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On a Brownian excursion law, I: convolution representations

Michael Schröder

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This paper studies Brownian motion subject to the occurrence of a minimal length excursion below a given excursion level. The law of this process is determined. The characterization is explicit and shows by a layer construction how the law is built up over time in terms of the laws of sums of a given set of independent random variables.

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This paper studies Brownian motion subject to the occurrence of a minimal length excursion below a given excursion level. The law of this process is determined. The characterization is explicit and shows by a layer construction how the law is built up over time in terms of the laws of sums of a given set of independent random variables.

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This paper studies Brownian motion subject to the occurrence of a minimal length excursion below a given excursion level. The law of this process is determined. The characterization is explicit and shows by a layer construction how the law is built up over time in terms of the laws of sums of a given set of independent random variables.

Key concepts: Excursion, Brownian excursion, Convolution (computer science), Brownian motion, Mathematics, Law, Statistical physics, Physics

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