Quasi-limiting behavior of drifted Brownian motion

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zbMATH Open1494.60083arXiv2001.04523MaRDI QIDQ5093992FDOQ5093992


Authors: Iddo Ben-Ari, Sang-Joon Lee Edit this on Wikidata


Publication date: 2 August 2022

Abstract: A Quasi-Stationary Distribution (QSD)for a Markov process with an almost surely hit absorbing state is a time-invariant initial distribution for the process conditioned on not being absorbed by any given time. An initial distribution for the process is in the domain of attraction of some QSD u if the distribution of the process a time t, conditioned not to be absorbed by time t converges to u. In this work study mostly Brownian motion with constant drift on the half line [0,infty) absorbed at 0. Previous work by Martinez et al. identifies all QSDs and provides a nearly complete characterization for their domain of attraction. Specifically, it was shown that if the distribution a well-defined exponential tail (including the case of lighter than any exponential tail), then it is in the domain of attraction of a QSD determined by the exponent. In this work we 1. Obtain a new approach to existing results, explaining the direct relation between a QSD and an initial distribution in its domain of attraction. 2. Study the behavior under a wide class of initial distributions whose tail is heavier than exponential, and obtain no-trivial limits under appropriate scaling.


Full work available at URL: https://arxiv.org/abs/2001.04523




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