One-dimensional scale invariant diffusions
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A one-dimensional diffusion is scale invariant if the processes \(X^x(\cdot)\) and \(CX^{x/c}(\overline C^2\cdot)\) are equivalent in law. The main result is: A scale invariant diffusion in \((0,\infty)\) (having a few exceptions) is a constant multiple of some Bessel process.
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