Martingale property of generalized stochastic exponentials
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Abstract: For a real Borel measurable function b, which satisfies certain integrability conditions, it is possible to define a stochastic integral of the process b(Y) with respect to a Brownian motion W, where Y is a diffusion driven by W. It is well know that the stochastic exponential of this stochastic integral is a local martingale. In this paper we consider the case of an arbitrary Borel measurable function b where it may not be possible to define the stochastic integral of b(Y) directly. However the notion of the stochastic exponential can be generalized. We define a non-negative process Z, called generalized stochastic exponential, which is not necessarily a local martingale. Our main result gives deterministic necessary and sufficient conditions for Z to be a local, true or uniformly integrable martingale.
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