Solving non–linear optimal stopping problems by the method of time–change

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The authors present a deterministic time-change method that enables one to solve some nonlinear optimal problems explicitly by reducing the original problem to a new easier one. The method is illustrated in detail through several examples of optimal stopping problems given by the following value functions: \[ V_1(t,x)=\sup_\tau{\mathbb E}\big(|x+ B_\tau|-c\sqrt{t+\tau}\big);\qquad V_2(t,x)=\sup_\tau{\mathbb E}\big((x+B_\tau)/ (t+\tau)\big); \] \[ V_3(t,x)=\sup_\tau{\mathbb E} \big(|x+B_\tau|/(t+\tau)\big);\qquad V_4(t,x)=\sup_\tau {\mathbb E}\Big(\int_0^\tau {x+B_{u}\over(t+u)^2} du\Big). \] Here the suprema are taken over stopping times \(\tau\) with respect to the standard one-dimensional Brownian motion \(B_t\), \(t\geq 0\).











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