On a first hit distribution of the running maximum of Brownian motion
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Abstract: Let be the running maximum of a standard Brownian motion and . In this note we calculate the joint distribution of and . The motivation for our work comes from a mathematical model for animal foraging. We also present results for Brownian motion with drift.
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