Suppose Z(t) is the standard Brownian process, show that the following processes defined by are also Brownian

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Suppose Z(t) is the standard Brownian process, show that the following processes defined by 

and X(t) = kZ(t/k), k>0, for t > 0 for t = 0, X(t) = {12 (7) fort 0 X3 (t) = Z(t + h) - Z(h), h> 0,

are also Brownian processes.

To show that Xi(t) is a Brownian process, i = 1, 2, 3, it suffices to show that

Xi (t +s) - X (s)

is normally distributed with zero mean, and 

E[[X; (t + s)  X (s)]] = t. -

Also, the increments over disjoint time intervals are independent and Xi(0) = 0.

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